LA County Continues To See Climb In COVID-19 Hospitalizations
The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 in Los Angeles County continued to trend upward Tuesday, as officials reported 891 people were being treated for the virus.
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The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 in Los Angeles County continued to trend upward Tuesday, as officials reported 891 people were being treated for the virus.
A Los Angeles Sheriff's Department employee was detained during a shooting investigation in Santa Clarita.
Major League Baseball has extended the administrative leave for Dodgers starting pitcher Trevor Bauer through Aug. 6 as the investigation continues into allegations that he assaulted a woman.
Melvin Taylor, 65, whose last known address was in Compton, has been charged with attempted robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, assault likely to produce great bodily injury and a hate crime allegation enhancement.
Investigators are looking for Oscar Palazuelos in connection with the Dec. 20, 2020 murder of Ismael Zabala.
Orange County reported another 453 COVID-19 infections Tuesday while the number of people hospitalized with the virus continued to rise.
Citing new data on the Delta variant, the CDC recommended Tuesday that fully vaccinated Americans in parts of the country with "substantial or high transmission" of COVID-19 should return to wearing masks indoors.
This comes as L.A. County has seen an alarming spike in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations over the past few weeks.
A Rite-Aid employee who tried to stop two shoplifters was shot and killed.
The Los Angeles County Library will offer COVID-19 vaccine clinics for everyone 12 years and older at 13 community libraries through Aug. 4.
The university says faculty, staff, and students must complete vaccination certifications by Sept. 30.
Many Angelenos have turned to hiking groups as a way to tackle the mental health struggles brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
Evictions decreased the ability to social distance because people were forced into crowded housing or homeless shelters, according to the study. They also found the threat of eviction may have forced people to engage in work, exposing them to COVID-19 transmission.
UCLA Medical Center and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center both made the news magazine's 2021-2022 honor roll, which highlights hospitals that excel across most or all types of care.
She is believed to be the first Black councilmember in Huntington Beach history.
