Calif. Launches Effort To Recruit Thousands Of Retired Healthcare Workers, Students To Meet Coronavirus Surge
As of Monday, there are 1,432 coronavirus patients hospitalized statewide, including 597 in ICU beds.
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As of Monday, there are 1,432 coronavirus patients hospitalized statewide, including 597 in ICU beds.
As of Saturday, at least 73 healthcare workers in California had tested positive for coronavirus through person-to-person transmission.
Most parks, trails and beach areas in Los Angeles County have closed to the public after they were hit with massive crowds over the past few weeks.
Traditional birthday parties are out the window in this time of coronavirus and social distancing, but that didn't stop one Los Angeles woman and her neighbors from surprising her fiancé.
The fight against coronavirus has been exhausting, especially for doctors and healthcare workers, so a few corporations are doing their part to pitch in and show their gratitude.
A resident of a nursing home in Reseda has died after testing positive of coronavirus, and the facility is just the latest of a growing number scrambling to respond to the outbreak.
The officer-involved shooting happened at about 1:28 a.m. Monday in the 22500 block of Cass Avenue. The officer had seen the suspect trying to break into his car and confronted him.
Instacart said it will begin providing free hand sanitizer to its thousands of shoppers.
SoFi Stadium is set to be officially opened by superstar Taylor Swift when she plays there on July 25.
Coronavirus appears to be spreading in jails in the Inland Empire.
The district says the grab-and-go meal service that was being provided at seven of its school sites will be suspended until at least later this week out of an abundance of caution.
Grocery stores in the Southland remain open and are taking steps to keep employees safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Los Angeles Conference Center is being prepped as a possible field hospital to make room at hospitals taking in coronavirus patients.
Santa Ana police want the public's help in locating a homicide suspect.
A staple in Beverly Hills is making it clear it wants to stay open, but has temporarily closed its doors in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
