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Dr. Dr. Craig Sawchuk, a psychologist with the Mayo Clinic, says there are really just three things to keep in mind to cop with businesses and restaurants across the country closed under stay-at-home orders.
The home-sharing giant launched an initiative to provide free housing to 100,000 relief workers fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
Thursday was supposed to be Major League Baseball's opening day, but fans are showing their team pride while staying home to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
LAX was limiting capacity on each bus to no more than 15 people and allowing employees to park closer to terminals.
The company says it will give free coffee to those who are on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak — doctors, nurses, hospital staff, police officers and firefighters.
The latest change supermarket shoppers are seeing are partitions to separate store associates and customers.
A Los Angeles man is accused of posting videos on social media fraudulently claiming that he developed both a pill that would not only cure, but prevent, the novel coronavirus in an attempt to solicit funds from investors.
Jenny Hontz, who works for parent advocacy organization Speak UP, said LAUSD was not doing enough to support parents of children with special needs.
Both firefighters who tested positive are currently at home recovering.
County health officials Wednesday announced three new deaths linked to COVID-19, even as they backtracked on an earlier announcement that a child died from coronavirus.
The Senate on Wednesday passed a $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package with a 96-0 vote. Now the measure will go to the House.
Conejo Valley Unified School District had publicized the link to the Zoom video conference online so anyone in the public could watch the board meeting, but they fell victim to "Zoombombing."
Mattel donated toys and art supplies, Baby2Baby donated diapers, wipes, baby food and blankets and Local 572 worked through the night to deliver the much-needed items to students and families Wednesday at the 64 Grab & Go Food Centers operated by the district.
The decision to close Runyon Canyon comes after several parks and trails in L.A. County have already closed due to getting massive crowds amid the coronavirus pandemic.
