LA County Sees Spike In Coronavirus Cases This Weekend
Southern California is experiencing a spike in COVID-19 cases with 3,061 new cases reported in Los Angeles County alone on Sunday.
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Southern California is experiencing a spike in COVID-19 cases with 3,061 new cases reported in Los Angeles County alone on Sunday.
Authorities on Sunday were investigating the death of a 23-year-old man who fell from the third story of an apartment in Oxnard.
A 31-year-old man died Sunday following a two-car collision in Fullerton.
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A man has died Sunday after being shot by deputies in Inglewood, authorities said.
Challenges are plenty during this time of year as families deal with personal concerns, the coronavirus pandemic, and on top of that, being physically distanced from loved ones.
Business owners are concerned and law enforcement is on the lookout after an armed robber targeted locations in La Mirada.
Just as health experts are expressing optimism about the potential of the vaccine for pharmaceutical company Pfizer to be more than 90% effective, the United States is seeing a rise in new coronavirus cases that some say amount to a second wave.
One of the victims was shot and injured and the other was hurt by shrapnel.
Best practices for preventing COVID-19 continue to be avoiding gatherings, wearing a face-covering and practicing physical distancing and proper hand hygiene.
"Everywhere We Are" rapper Jeremih is reportedly ill and fellow artists are sending out their thoughts for his recovery.
Los Angeles County reported an update on the coronavirus on Saturday that the new 3,780 cases confirmed is the highest case count "since the summer surge in July."
An indoor and outdoor wood burning ban was issued on Saturday afternoon in parts of the South Coast Basin, the South Coast Air Quality Management District announced.
Orange County reported another 528 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 64,586.
The Orange County Power of One Foundation, which hosts a food giveaway each Saturday, set up a drive-thru food pantry in the parking lot of Calvary Chapel from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. to help vulnerable families get groceries for the week.
