Coronavirus: San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report More Cases, No New Deaths
San Bernardino and Ventura counties Monday reported additional cases of the novel coronavirus, but neither reported any new deaths.
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San Bernardino and Ventura counties Monday reported additional cases of the novel coronavirus, but neither reported any new deaths.
A 22-year-old Irvine man was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty for allegedly kicking his puppy, breaking multiple bones in the dog's legs, police reported Monday.
Food pantries in Southern California are in desperate need as more families come to them for assistance.
Local businesses are searching for ways to continue to pay staff while keeping their business afloat during shutdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In his Monday briefing, Mayor Eric Garcetti said one model shows California could see its peak in coronavirus-related hospitalizations Friday and its peak in new deaths on Sunday.
A 19-year-old was shot and injured in South L.A. Monday afternoon.
Three additional Los Angeles Police Department employees and two more Los Angeles Fire Department have tested positive for COVID-19, the city's Emergency Operations Center reported Monday.
In an effort to combat misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced a pair of new websites that seek to inform Angelenos about the crisis and dispel myths circulating about the city's response.
Eight years ago, the Ancich family had a professional photo taken for their holiday card, but last week that photo showed up again — this time in an ad on Facebook.
A Los Angeles city councilman is calling for streets to be made more accessible to people getting outdoor time by walking or biking during the coronavirus pandemic.
At least 52,000 people have been tested for the disease, with approximately 13 percent of those tests coming in positive.
At food banks across the nation, the long lines paint a picture of the economic hardship hitting residents and organizations across Southern California are stepping in to help.
Officials marked the lowest one-day increase since March 26 in L.A. County, while Orange County saw zero new deaths reported.
Riverside County health officials reported 132 more cases of the novel coronavirus and nine additional virus-related fatalities, bringing the number of deaths to 50.
The online ticket sales giant originally offered refunds for events that were canceled, postponed or rescheduled, but now the site is only offering refunds for canceled events, Digital Music News reported.
