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That brings the total number of Americans on unemployment to 16.5 million in just a month, wiping out nearly all the jobs gained under both Barack Obama and President Donald Trump.
The object that hit him was initially believed to be a paintball, but is now believed to have been a pellet from a pellet gun.
As social distancing keeps families apart for Passover, families have turned to video chat to come together for the holiday.
When one Orange County Fire Authority captain was sent home, along with 23 others, on March 18 after two firefighters at his station near the University of California Irvine tested positive for COVID-19, he imagined the worst.
Dozens of patients are being evacuated from a skilled nursing facility in Riverside after employees failed to showed up for work two days in a row.
Nurses were most likely to test positive, followed by physician, EMS paramedics and then EMTs.
San Bernardino police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting several women, and detectives believe there may be additional victims.
The new policy is aimed in particular at workers in critical jobs.
The LA Galaxy and Chancho's Tacos have teamed up to send food trucks to various sites throughout the week to feed those on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis.
Ventura County on Wednesday reported 20 new cases of the novel coronavirus and one additional virus-related death.
A crew member aboard the USNS Mercy has tested positive for COVID-19, the Navy confirmed Wednesday.
Bus drivers say they are on the front lines dealing with passengers without the proper safety precautions, and now some are considering taking action.
Los Angeles City Councilman David Ryu launched a renters outreach program Wednesday meant to help educate renters and landlords on their new rights during the coronavirus crisis.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced new relief measures Wednesday for businesses and called for state and federal government to do more to protect immigrants — regardless of legal status.
In his Wednesday evening briefing on the city's coronavirus response, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced that all city parks will be closed from Saturday evening through Monday morning to prevent gatherings during the Easter holiday.
