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As the numbers in COVID-19 cases continue to grow in Southern California, survivors have begun to share their experiences fighting the illness and plea to others to take the virus seriously.
Nearly a dozen Los Angeles farmers markets have been authorized to reopen after they submitted new social distancing plans required by Mayor Eric Garcetti.
The hotline, which can be reached at 213-241-3840, will be staffed by counselors and mental health professionals weekdays from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. starting Thursday. Hotline operators will be available to speak to people in both English and Spanish.
, Councilmember David Ryu called for a temporary suspension and forgiveness of mortgage and rent payments.
With schools across the country shut down potentially until the end of the school year, the University of California is temporarily relaxing enrollment requirements.
Adam Schlesinger, Emmy-winning composer and co-founder of the band Fountains of Wayne, has died from coronavirus complications. He was 52.
On Tuesday, Drescher announced that the original cast of the hit sitcom is reuniting for a virtual read of the pilot episode via Zoom on Monday, April 6.
The mobile units join two already delivered by FedEx to Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in mid-March that are being used to isolate patients with coronavirus.
Gasolina Cafe is taking orders from the public to buy meals for people working in San Fernando Valley emergency rooms and intensive care units.
Through Support and Feed, people can place food orders that are delivered to specific hospitals, homeless shelters, senior centers and public agencies.
"I've never been that sick in my life."
Beginning Friday, Costo will only allow two people per membership card to enter their warehouses.
Santa Ana Unified School District launched a to-go meal distribution program to help feed low-income and homeless students — but the initial launch did not anticipate drawing long lines and crowds.
With the coronavirus outbreak putting so many people out of work, neighbors in Orange County are helping each other with free, pay-it-forward pantries.
The fire broke out just before 4:30 a.m. at a building at 676 N. Normandie Ave., according to Los Angeles Fire Department Dispatch Margaret Stewart.
