LA County Announces 22 New Coronavirus Deaths, 978 New Cases
Los Angeles County health officials announced 22 new deaths and 978 new cases of coronavirus on Monday.
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Los Angeles County health officials announced 22 new deaths and 978 new cases of coronavirus on Monday.
Protesters took to the streets throughout the Southland again on Monday in response to the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police one week ago.
A band of looters raided a pharmacy and other businesses in the Van Nuys area Monday.
Actor Kendrick Sampson said he had to go to the ER after getting hit with rubber bullets seven times during LA protests.
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has been a social and political activist throughout his career, most recently defending nationwide protests over the killing of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer.
Public health experts in Los Angeles County are concerned about the spread of coronavirus as thousands gather to protest the deadly arrest of George Floyd.
The president made the announcement amid the backdrop of tear gas and flash bangs on the other side of the White House in Lafayette Park.
What started as a photo opp with a teen and soldier arm in arm unexpectedly turned as a National Guardsman, stationed at the Pike Outlets where stores were looted Sunday, was suddenly moved to tears.
Cameras caught looters running out of several Santa Monica stores on Sunday as they carried out armfuls of merchandise that belonged to businesses, big and small.
As of Monday afternoon, 119,824 Riverside County residents had been tested, 62,989 San Bernardino County residents had been tested and 27,966 Ventura County residents had been tested.
Orange County officials reported 162 additional coronavirus cases and one additional death over the weekend, bringing the county's totals to 6,261 cases and 147 fatalities.
Mosquitos infected with West Nile virus were discovered in Palm Desert, signaling the first detection of the virus so far this year in Riverside County.
President Trump called on all U.S. governors to "dominate the streets" in order to quell the wave of riots and looting that have accompanied peaceful protests over the death of George Floyd.
After days of unrest in Southern California, cities and counties again issued curfews Monday.
Los Angeles County has now moved up to the start of curfew to 5 p.m. Monday.
