Newsom: Coronavirus Set To Peak In California By Late May
Gov. Newsom said the state's "very dynamic" models appear to indicate a coming surge in the second half of May.
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Gov. Newsom said the state's "very dynamic" models appear to indicate a coming surge in the second half of May.
Any employee who records a temperature of 100.0 degrees or higher will be asked to go home.
The Uncancelled Music Festival will feature dozens of artists include Colbie Caillat, Cary Brothers, Meiko, Josh Radnor and Josh Kelly.
As COVID-19 fears rattle the markets and shake the economy, it might be a good time to find yourself a new or extra source of income.
Ruth Mendelson, who lives at The Village at Sherman Oaks, officially entered the ranks of an exclusive group — supercentenarian, a title reserved for those 110 years or older.
Remdesivir was first develop by Northern California biotech company Gilead Sciences as a possible treatment for the Ebola virus.
You're overdue for a haircut but you just realized your local barbershop is one of the many businesses closed stop the spread of COVID-19. You're not alone.
Students in Pasadena can again get grab-and-go lunches Tuesday, after the program was suspended due to a possible case of coronavirus in the school district's central kitchen.
On Monday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state currently has 4,252 ventilators, but has a goal of reaching 10,000.
Last week, a worker at an Amazon fulfillment center in Moreno Valley also tested positive for coronavirus.
On Monday, Macy's said it would furlough most of its 130,000 workers starting this week and move to an "absolute minimum workforce" during the pandemic.
California has distributed about 32.6 million N95 masks to healthcare facilities statewide. However, the state is trying to meet a goal of 101 million.
The Whole Foods sickout follows reports of several employees across the country contracting coronavirus.
Workers covered the windows of Williams Sonoma in Beverly Hills with plywood Monday. Nearby Pottery Barn also boarded up.
Glen Meyerowitz says his ventilator is a prototype and not ready for patients. But he says he's already working with companies to make a medical-grade version of his affordable ventilator.
