Coronavirus Fallout: Long Beach Postpones Its Gay Pride Festival Amid Growing Pandemic
The city of Long Beach Saturday announced the postponement of its gay pride festival over coronavirus concerns.
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The city of Long Beach Saturday announced the postponement of its gay pride festival over coronavirus concerns.
The move comes one day after an employee at Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade Apple store tested positive for COVID-19.
Cedars-Sinai has installed temporary tents outside of the emergency departments at area hospitals to provide additional capacity for an expected increase in patients with symptoms potentially related to COVID-19.
Taco Bell is planning on ways to adjust operations if need be due to the coronavirus outbreak.
There has been a surge of customers inside stores across the country amid the coronavirus pandemic and a national emergency declaration.
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and Los Angeles County have announced a suspension of visiting hours until further notice over coronavirus concerns.
Two people were killed Friday after a small plane went down in the Newhall Pass area.
While social distancing has proven effective in the fight against the spread of coronavirus, area businesses are feeling the effects as more people remain indoors and avoid public places.
But if Americans continue to heed the warnings of local public health officials, there is a good chance the spread of the disease will slow — giving the healthcare system a chance to catch up.
Parents are scrambling to make arrangements for the more than 600,000 students from kindergarten through 12th grade who will now be at home.
Staples Center has donated more than 7,000 pounds of food to homeless services organizations after a long list of NBA events have been suspended in response to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a tweet Friday night.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced an agreement with the Trump administration on legislation to provide financial relief to families and workers hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, seemingly putting an end to a day of uncertain negotiations.
Health officials in the South Bay early Friday evening confirmed the second coronavirus death in Santa Clara County.
Austin Beutner of Los Angeles Unified School District and Cindy Martin of San Diego Unified School District say they spoke by phone early Friday.
People in the United States are changing their daily behavior in hopes of reducing their chance of getting coronavirus.
