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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, socially-driven programs at the MPTF Retirement Community have come to a halt, but the staff have found a way to keep the residents connected during the quarantine.
The need for food and groceries is in such high demand that cars pulled into the IKEA parking lot an hour before the drive-thru opened.
General manager Tom Telesco made a move back into the first round to solidify the defense.
Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties all reported additional deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus Thursday.
Allied Universal is looking to hire for 2,000 positions across the Southland, 1,100 in Los Angeles alone.
Los Angeles will double its mobile COVID-19 testing teams in an effort to increase the local response to cases of the novel coronavirus at senior living facilities, Mayor Eric Garcetti said Thursday.
The letter will tell you if there is a hold up with your money, and it will include a way for you to contact the IRS — a big step since the IRS hasn't been accepting phone calls.
With more people now working and staying at home to slow the spread of coronavirus, police say porch pirates are getting out more to steal what's being delivered to your home.
Essential employees at stores have been ordered to wear face coverings for weeks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. But, in a new David Goldstein Investigation, our hidden cameras found that's not the case after hours.
The Choice Neighborhoods Implementation grant from the United States Department of Housing will support with HACLA calls the "Watts Rising Transformation Plan," which includes the redevelopment of 700 public housing units at Jordan Downs into 1,569 units.
Several people held a "freedom rally" outside of the Victorville Superior Court House Thursday afternoon.
Great Oak High School senior Zoe Medranda is saying goodbye to her senior year in her own way, using her passion for filmmaking to create a sendoff not just for her, but for the entire class of 2020.
As a late April heatwave is likely to see crowds return to local beaches this weekend, one of Southern California's most famous beach cities is saying "don't do it".
Since April 12, L.A. County has average 44 coronavirus deaths a day. COVID-19 is now the county's leading cause of death.
The Reserve at Thousand Oaks, which houses about 148 residents, has had 10 employees and six residents test positive for COVID-19.
