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As of Thursday evening, 272,981 Riverside County residents had been tested, 169,876 San Bernardino County residents had been tested and 76,692 Ventura County residents had been tested.
Some parts of Colorado Blvd. in Pasadena will close starting Friday to allow restaurants to offer on-street dining.
The search continued into the night Thursday, though officials said it turned into a recovery effort as Rivera was presumed dead.
Prosecutors allege he conned at least 115 people into handing over the leases on the Bentleys, Ferraris, Porsches, Maseratis and other such vehicles.
A former Orange County man and convicted sex offender is expected to be released from a state psychiatric hospital on Saturday.
Rebecca Gabor is the mom of 6-year-old twin girls. She and her husband both have full-time jobs, but also took on the role of educator during the three months that schools were shut down due to COVID-19.
The Aquarium of the Pacific has opened its outdoor areas with safety protocols in place and is offering discounted admission.
Splash pads with play areas at 18 parks and swim beaches at Frank G. Bonnelli Regional Park, and Castaic State and Santa Fe Dam recreation areas will open Thursday. County pools, however, will remain closed through the summer.
Also on Thursday, the University of Southern California announced that it would be offering a no-cost, in-person class to international students that need it to maintain their visa status.
Additional charges have filed against former USC gynecologist George Tyndall, who allegedly sexually assaulted more than 20 young women.
The city said the measures would remain in place until further notice.
With the largest concentration of restaurants in the greater Los Angeles area, the director of franchise operations said there were opportunities for people at all levels.
The Orange County Health Care Agency reported 26 COVID-19 fatalities and 1,292 new cases Thursday as Anaheim's Downtown Disney District reopened.
Patagonia, at 1344 4th St., was damaged and looted on May 31 by several suspects who were caught on surveillance video, removing a safe from the business.
Starbucks will require customers to wear a facial covering in any company-owned stores starting July 15.
