Coronavirus: Netflix Sets Up $100M Emergency Fund For Entertainment Workers
The majority of the money would go to crew members on Netflix's own productions which have been brought to a halt.
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The majority of the money would go to crew members on Netflix's own productions which have been brought to a halt.
The lease allows the county to use at least 244 hotel rooms to isolate those who have tested positive for COVID-19, or those who may have been exposed to the virus and need to self-isolate.
With fans missing this year's tournament, CBS is planning to re-air some of the tournament's classic games.
Dr. Karen Rogers, a clinical psychologist at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, has a few tips for how parents can weather this unprecedented shutdown with their kids underfoot.
The Angel family were among the first patients in Los Angeles County to test positive for coronavirus, and all are now on the mend.
36 of the 38 courthouses reopened Friday, but all civil and criminal jury and non-jury trials remained suspended.
Find yourself daydreaming about what would have happened in the NCAA Tournament? The good people at Axios have run a simulation to find out.
The unprecedented shutdown of much of Southern California created another rare sight during rush hour traffic — wide open freeways.
The coronavirus outbreak has given a boost in popularity to telemedicine, the practice of evaluating patients through phone calls or video chat.
The federal government has announced that it will be waiving interest specifically for federally-held student loans during this time.
President Trump is temporarily closing the U.S.-Mexico border to non-essential traffic beginning at midnight Friday.
Testing is by appointment only for those who have symptoms.
With the coronavirus outbreak shutting down schools and creating a need for social distancing — seniors are lamenting the loss of once in a lifetime experiences associated with their last year in school.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced a plan to convert 42 recreation centers across L.A. into temporary homeless shelters which will house 6,000 beds.
The earthquake struck at 4:52 a.m. about 9 miles east-northeast of Ridgecrest, at a depth of about 5 miles, within the borders of the China Lake Naval Air Weapons Station.
