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The Defense Department is working to provide 100,000 body bags to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, a Pentagon spokesman confirmed Thursday as global cases of the novel coronavirus surpassed 1 million.
The LAPD requirement comes the same day that two more department employees tested positive for COVID-19. So far, 35 employees have tested positive.
Dr. Gigi Kroll is concerned that it is not yet mandatory to wear a mask at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach where she works as an OB-GYN.
Huntington Beach officials will close all grass areas along the beaches beginning Friday in an attempt to stop overcrowding during the coronavirus crisis.
The county now has 177 total cases, of which 36 have recovered, and six deaths — five people in their 70s and one person in their 80s, all with underlying health issues.
The county reported Thursday eight total deaths and 52 new confirmed cases, bringing the case total to 306.
A friend of a man accused of derailing a locomotive at full speed near the USNS Mercy hospital ship being used to ease hospital beds during the coronavirus pandemic spoke out Thursday.
Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling in downtown Los Angeles confirmed two cases of COVID-19 at their facility Thursday.
As of April 2, there are 35 LAPD employees and 10 LAFD employees that have tested positive for the virus.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti Thursday announced temporary changes to make it easier for people to pick up food from neighborhood restaurants.
A family foundation led by the owner of the Los Angeles Times is seeking to buy the shuttered St. Vincent Medical Center in the Westlake District and turn it into a hospital for coronavirus patients and research.
The owners of the Anaheim Ducks and Honda Center announced Thursday they will continue to pay their part-time employees as sports and other events are suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.
At Gov. Gavin Newsom's Thursday briefing, California Labor Secretary Julie Su said the state is aware of the problems and that they were working with the federal government on the issue to make sure they can get money to workers as soon as it becomes available.
The department has not released any information on where the deputies are stationed or what facility the inmates are in.
The live four-hour "Laugh Aid" event will take place Saturday, April 4 at 4 p.m. Pacific in an effort to lift the nation's spirits and raise money for an emergency relief fund that aims to assist comedians struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.
