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Police were investigating Wednesday after a child was found dead near the scene of a car crash along Highway 74, near the town of Pinyon Crest, in Riverside County stemming from an earlier altercation.
An additional five Los Angeles Police Department employees have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the department's total to 100.
Health officials said staying at home and self-isolating during a heatwave could be dangerous to the elderly.
As of Wednesday, 63,399 Riverside County residents had been tested, 26,006 San Bernardino County residents had been tested and 12,122 Ventura County residents had been tested.
The lawsuit is seeking a declaration that the CARES Act regulation that prohibits stimulus checks to more than 1.2 million Americans married to immigrants who lack Social Security numbers is unconstitutional.
An employee at a Whole Foods in Pasadena has tested positive for COVID-19, the supermarket chain confirmed Wednesday.
Public health experts will be asked to weigh in on whether the city of Los Angeles should require people to wear face coverings or masks out in public due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Orange County health officials have reported four additional coronavirus-related deaths, bringing the total to 65 as the number of cases climbs over 3,000.
Gov. Newsom says he is extending workers' comp benefits for those diagnosed with the coronavirus.
The meals will be served weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Military officials say one person is dead Wednesday after an early morning attempt to drive onto Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake without authorization.
Researchers are looking at whether baricitinib can halt the progress of the virus in an infected patient.
As detectives from the LAPD's Devonshire division investigated a burglary in Northridge, 103 family photographs were discovered and are believed to be of additional victims of a burglary.
It's in response to eight L.A. County Sheriff's deputies who were involved in sharing graphic photos of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash.
Grand Park will be closed to public gatherings and picnics on July 4, but will instead take its Independence Day celebration into homes to help slow the community transmission of COVID-19.
