2 San Bernardino County Firefighters Test Positive For Coronavirus
Two firefighters in San Bernardino County have tested positive for coronavirus.
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Two firefighters in San Bernardino County have tested positive for coronavirus.
An inmate has tested positive for coronavirus in Riverside County, marking the county's first incarcerated case.
In a press release, San Bernardino health officials said that the county is working to test all employees and residents of both facilities.
Ten employees and seven residents have tested positive for coronavirus at the Alameda Care Center in Burbank. Two people have died so far.
The City of Long Beach is extending its "Safer at Home" order for residents.
President Donald Trump announced Sunday that he is extending social distancing guidelines to April 30 as coronavirus cases continue to climb across the country.
Authorities were actively investigating the shooting deaths of three people in Lomita on Sunday morning.
Lonnie D. Franklin Jr., a convicted serial killer known as the "Grim Sleeper," died at San Quentin State Prison. He was 67.
Maria Mercader was 54 and died from the Covid-19 coronavirus in a New York hospital.
The city says care packages consisting of 18 pre-selected items, including sanitary supplies, will be delivered to residents' homes this week, while supplies last.
Authorities on Sunday said they were investigating a possible murder-suicide involving a son and father in Garden Grove.
The Los Angeles Police Department says a total number of 24 employees have tested positive for COVID-19.
Two more sheriff's deputies in Riverside County have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total number of deputies known to have tested positive to three.
A 30-year-old survivor says her experience with coronavirus was "extreme" and she wants other people to take it seriously.
The Navy says state and local officials are choosing who to transfer to the facility as they work to ease the pressure on L.A. hospitals slammed by patients.
