Coronavirus: San Bernardino County Surpasses 100 Deaths, Ventura Nears 600 Confirmed Cases
As of Tuesday, San Bernardino County had tested 24,413 people, and Ventura County had tested 11,854.
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As of Tuesday, San Bernardino County had tested 24,413 people, and Ventura County had tested 11,854.
According to authorities, the employee was struck with a rock and robbed by 28-year-old Los Angeles resident Danny Ramirez at about 9:25 a.m.
David Lopez named the short film "Seven Days" — the number of days from his grandmother's COVID-19 diagnosis to death.
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors Tuesday postponed making a decision on possibly rescinding all local public health orders related to the novel coronavirus, pushing a potential vote to Friday.
A sixth inmate has died of coronavirus at Terminal Island, a federal prison in San Pedro which has seen more than 600 cases among inmates.
Mayor Eric Garcetti Tuesday announced a new program that will provide free legal services to residents of Los Angeles who are suffering due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The group tackles dozens of topics from benefits exhausted to penalty weeks and ID verification, but perhaps the most commonly asked question is how to get EDD on the phone.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 87, has been hospitalized for a gallbladder infection, but she plans to participate in oral arguments Wednesday.
Los Angeles County will open eight cooling centers starting Wednesday, to give residents a place to escape the region's second major heat wave of the year.
An additional Los Angeles Police Department employee has tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the department's total to 95.
In a class action lawsuit filed Tuesday, the plaintiffs say that the university is profiting off of the coronavirus pandemic by not issuing refunds to students for unused portions of spring semester fees.
The San Diego Tourism Authority has laid out plans to reopen SeaWorld and Legoland including face masks, temperature checks, and reduced attendance.
Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch O'Farrell Monday introduced a motion to provide free on-site testing for the novel coronavirus at all permanent and temporary homeless shelters.
For some owners, giving up a good portion of their hard fought sales to third-party delivery apps just isn't worth it and they're backing out.
Tests are free for all Riverside County residents, regardless of symptoms.
