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Ventura County officials are bucking a Southland trend. The health department is not requiring residents and visitors to wear masks and beaches remain open, with some restrictions.
Federal stay-at-home guidelines will expire on Thursday as states begin loosening social distancing restrictions. There is still a divide in the U.S. about whether the nation is moving too quickly — or not fast enough — to reopen.
The lawsuit demands immediate release of "vulnerable and disabled" inmates, better social distancing protocols, and increases in care, testing, and personal protective equipment.
As of Thursday, San Bernardino County had tested 19,964 patients, and Ventura County had tested 9,962.
More than half the population has tested positive for the virus, and cases surged 900 percent in one week.
As of Thursday, there have been 149 documented deaths in Riverside County and 1,483 recoveries.
A local business owner is campaigning to be labeled "essential" so she, and others in her position, can get back to work.
Assistance is being provided by L.A. compact, an alliance of leaders from education, business, government, labor and nonprofit sectors seeking to improve education.
The plan will include face masks, temperature checks, constant sanitation, and a limit on the number of riders allowed in line at a time.
One Hope Wine has already raised more than $50,000 for micro-grants and $30,0000 for comfort packages.
Members of the Los Angeles Tenants Union circled and surrounded City Hall on foot and in vehicles Thursday morning demanding that city and state leaders cancel rent and mortgage payments during the COVID-19 crisis.
For the next 60 days, California residents don't have to leave their homes to obtain marriage licenses.
Additional Los Angeles Police Department employees have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to 88.
Residents of institutional settings account for 47% of all coronavirus deaths in L.A. County.
The trial has been paused since March 12.
