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7 Angular jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Filetrack Inc dba Shoot.toSanta Monica, CA

Must be familiar with Angular, html, css, and JavaScript. Ideal candidate would have a examples of past Angular work. For more info about the product see:

.NET/Angular Web App Developer

CCC Information Services Inc.Los Angeles, CA

Experience developing web applications using Angular JS and Angular 2+. CCC Information Services will be seeking a .NET / Angular Developer to join our growing…

Front End Tech Lead (Angular 9)

MyTimeLos Angeles, CA

Angular or React is a plus. MyTime is a fully integrated scheduling, payments and automated marketing platform, specializing in large multi-location chains and…

Fullstack Angular Developer (Java)

Evoke TechnologiesCulver City, CA

Familiarity with DevExpress (DevExtreme), specifically in Angular. Familiarity with WebPack and Angular build tools. Quality Assurance and Software Testing.

Full Stack Developer (Angular/PHP/MySQL)

ConvosoLos Angeles, CA

At Convoso, we're constantly, vigilantly looking for ways to reshape the future of marketing automation. Our mission is to revolutionize the contact center…

.NET Web & Angular Developer

HTH Enterprise SolutionsLos Angeles, CA

We are looking for a Senior level, 40-hour/week Developer for one of our public sector contracts. Position is located in Los Angeles, CA with no remote…

Senior Developer-J2EE/Spring/Angular

Frontend ArtsMonterey Park, CA

Mainframe, middleware, MQ, Oracle, Jboss, Angular, JQuery, Maven, SQL. Web Services, Angular, JQuery, Hibernate, HTML, CSS, XML, JSON, SOAP, Bootstrap, Oracle,.

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State police arrive after protesters torch Minneapolis police station in violent night

State police in body armor and riot gear lined up Friday morning near the Minneapolis police precinct that was set ablaze by protesters overnight following the death of an unarmed black man this week in city officers’ custody. Donning protective helmets with face shields and carrying batons, they stood near the site littered with debris […]

9 arrested after Fontana protest over George Floyd’s death turns chaotic

Nine people were arrested Thursday night after a protest in Fontana swelled into a chaotic scene, sparked by national outrage over the controversial death of George Floyd, police said. Floyd died on Monday, after a Minneapolis police officer was caught on video kneeling on his neck. The incident has led to protests nationwide, including in […]

Protest over George Floyd’s death returns to downtown L.A. for 2nd day

Protesters filled the streets of downtown Los Angeles for the second evening in a row Thursday, with demonstrators gathering outside Los Angeles Police Department headquarters to decry a black man’s death in police custody in Minneapolis. Anger over the killing of George Floyd, who died when a white Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck […]

Twitter warning label says Trump is ‘glorifying violence’ in tweet that stated ‘when the looting starts, the shooting starts’

Twitter has added a warning to one of President Donald Trump’s tweets about protests in Minneapolis, saying it violated the platform’s rules about “glorifying violence.” Trump, a prolific Twitter user, has been at war with the company since earlier this week, when it for the first time applied fact checks to two of his tweets. Those […]

L.A. County officials hope reopening plan will be approved by the state by Friday

Los Angeles County officials are hoping to find out as early as Friday whether they’ll be allowed to reopen restaurants for in-person dining, along with barbershops and hair salons. The county submitted its variance application on Wednesday to the state, which decides if counties can reopen at an accelerated rate if they meet certain COVID-19 […]

San Pedro prepares for possible weekend opening of restaurants

San Pedro will test its “Summer in the Streets” outdoor dining plan Friday afternoon in hopes restaurants will be allowed to resume service this weekend. An announcement on L.A. County’s reopening efforts is expected to be made by officials at 1 p.m. Megan Telles reports for the KTLA 5 Morning News on May 29, 2020.

1st shipment arrives in L.A.’s deal to acquire 24 million masks for medical workers

Thousands of N95 masks arrived in Los Angeles Thursday as the first shipment in a deal cut by the city to acquire 24 million masks for health care workers and first responders. The first 100,000 masks will mostly be distributed to hospitals, with 10,000 set aside for L.A. Fire Department personnel. The city is footing […]

2 killed when train collides with vehicle in Lancaster

Authorities are investigating a fatal crash in Lancaster Friday morning between a train and a vehicle. The crash was reported about 5:15 a.m. near the intersection of West Avenue I and Sierra Highway, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson Bartlett said. It was initially unclear how many people were killed in the crash, but Bartlett […]

As death toll reaches 142, Orange County continues reopening and requires people wear masks

Hair salons and barbershops reopened in Orange County this week but nail salons, gyms and spas remain shuttered over the risks of spreading COVID-19, officials said Thursday. Dining inside restaurants and shopping in retail stores has also returned in recent days after several weeks of closures. The county won approval from the state last week […]

Arrest of CNN crew covering Minneapolis protests draws apology from state’s governor

A CNN crew was arrested while giving a live television report Friday morning in Minneapolis — and then released about an hour later — as the crew covered ongoing protests over the death in police custody of George Floyd. State police detained CNN correspondent Omar Jimenez, his producer and his photojournalist shortly after 5 a.m. […]

Shots fired during Denver protest over George Floyd’s death

Protesters swarmed Denver on Thursday, blocking traffic and smashing vehicles while running from gunfire and police tear gas after a demonstration against the death of a black man in Minneapolis police custody turned violent. Hundreds of demonstrators stood in the downtown streets and chanted as darkness fell outside the Colorado State Capitol, where protesters spray-painted […]

3 arrested in killing of 28-year-old single mom in drive-by shooting in South L.A.

Three men were arrested in the killing of a 28-year-old single mother who was shot while driving home from a birthday party in South Los Angeles last month, police announced Thursday. Magali Alberto was stopped at a traffic signal in the Gramercy Park neighborhood when a car pulled up beside her vehicle and several shots […]

‘Prolific multi-state’ burglar allegedly responsible for more than 130 incidents arrested in Torrance: Police

A man who police say is responsible for more than 130 commercial burglaries in two states was arrested in Torrance this week, police announced Thursday. Brian Williams, 48, of Los Angeles, was arrested Tuesday. He has been tied to about 30 incidents in Torrance, El Segundo, Carson, Huntington Beach, Culver City, Santa Monica, West Hollywood […]

Son of seasonal worker at Amazon facility in Irvine who died of COVID-19 demands change

The son of a seasonal worker at an Amazon warehouse in Irvine who died from COVID-19 after being called in to work during the pandemic says he wants to see the company provide more transparency and do more to take care of its employees. Harry Sentoso, 63, of Walnut died April 11, shortly after arriving […]

Minneapolis officer who knelt on George Floyd’s neck was involved in 2006 fatal police shooting

A white Minneapolis police officer who knelt on George Floyd’s neck opened fire on two people during his 19-year career and had nearly 20 complaints and two letters of reprimand filed against him. Derek Chauvin, 44, became the focus of street protests and a federal investigation after he was seen in cellphone video kneeling on the neck […]