Los Angeles County To Start $100 Million Coronavirus Rent Relief Program Next Week
Los Angeles County officials are expected to launch a new $100 million relief fund next week for low-income residential renters.
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Los Angeles County officials are expected to launch a new $100 million relief fund next week for low-income residential renters.
Gov. Newsom is warning that California can't afford the cost of the White House unemployment plan.
A self-proclaimed member of the "Freedom to Breathe Agency," which the Department of Justice has warned the public against, was seen telling a Laguna Woods store employee she could face legal action for asking customers to wear face coverings.
As of Monday evening, 403,340 Riverside County residents, 283,161 San Bernardino County residents and 127,649 Ventura County residents had been tested for COVID-19.
For a dozen school districts in the Inland Empire, Monday marked the first day of school but things looked very different on campus as students headed back to class from home.
Pre-pandemic, Silverton said her three restaurants employed 160 people and, on their busiest days, could serve more than 900 customers, but now she has about 50 employees and serves 125 diners on a good night.
Orange County health officials reported 886 new coronavirus cases and no additional deaths on Monday.
Caltrans has scheduled a series of 55-hour weekend lane closures on the eastbound and westbound 60 Freeway between the 710 and 605 freeways.
Since the beginning of this year, more than 20 horses have died at Los Alamitos Race Course.
States react to President Trump's executive order extending additional weekly unemployment insurance payments in the amount of $400.
There have been posts circulating on social media that claim the state's gig worker law, AB5, makes it illegal to hire a tutor in California, but experts said that is not true as long as the tutor comes to the home for a few hours per day and does not also provide childcare.
A federal judge on Monday required ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft to classify their drivers as employers rather than independent contractors under a new California state law.
Fesia Davenport, the county's chief operating officer, has been named acting CEO.
Los Angeles County's public health director Monday again expressed cautious optimism about efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus, but said she's awaiting an influx of backlogged testing results from the state.
The Southern California Association of Governments says its study analyzed roadway, rail, and air traffic in Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, Riverside and Imperial counties during the early months of the pandemic.
