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As parts of the United States begin to open and protests calling for an end to coronavirus-related closures grow both in California and across the nation, some health experts warn that rushing to normal without a strategy could mean a second wave of COVID-19.
There were 17 new coronavirus deaths reported in L.A. County Monday, bringing the county's total death toll to 617.
About 32,779 people have been tested for COVID-19 countywide at four sites — Indio, Lake Elsinore, Perris and Riverside. A new site will open Wednesday in Blythe.
Orange County health officials reported another coronavirus-related death Monday, bringing the death toll to 33.
A Lyft driver is suing the ride-sharing company months after he was allegedly stabbed by a passenger.
Zion Missionary Baptist Church has partnered with Best Buy to donate 100 phone chargers to Centinela Hospital in Inglewood to make sure the patients stay connected with friends and family.
Roughly 15,000 civilian employees of the city of Los Angeles will be furloughed under a budget plan released Monday by Mayor Eric Garcetti.
The price of oil dropped below $1 a barrel Monday in a plunge that rattled markets.
The state saw a slight increase in the number of hospitalizations for coronavirus, but hospital cases are flattening.
Customers say marijuana helps with the stress they are feeling amid the coronavirus pandemic, economic problems and being forced to stay home.
It's all part of Project Roomkey, a statewide California initiative in partnership with FEMA which launched earlier this month to temporarily house homeless people in available hotel and motel rooms
When the Los Angeles Unified School District made the monumental decision to shut down its campuses last month, one of its overriding concerns were the students who depend on school for at least one meal a day.
Three sites opened in the cities of Bell, Montebello and Whittier, and a fourth opened in downtown L.A.
California truckers who continue to keep the state's supply chain up and running can now grab some grub at highway rest areas statewide.
