SoCal Gas To Donate $1 Million To Coronavirus Relief Efforts
SoCal Gas has also suspended shutoffs and is waiving late fees for small businesses in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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SoCal Gas has also suspended shutoffs and is waiving late fees for small businesses in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
It is not clear when the person was tested for the virus.
The order also authorizes and encourages election officials to make in-person voting opportunities available on or before Election Day.
His office said neither President Trump nor Pence had "close contact" with the individual, but the ramifications of the positive testing for the vice president's office are yet unclear.
The family said in the statement that they were planning a small private service due to the coronavirus pandemic. They said they looked forward to celebrating Rogers' life publicly with his friends and fans at a later date.
Lacey said she is working closely with county and court officials to maintain public safety during the pandemic.
Some examples of essential businesses and workers are obvious, like hospitals, pharmacies, police and firefighters. Some, however, may not be so obvious.
It's no question that Angelenos love their tacos and the street vendors who sell them, but City Hall is looking to shut them down in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
As of Friday afternoon, the number of COVID-19 cases reported by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health was 292, including 12 cases in Long Beach and two in Pasadena.
Verity Health System of California announced Friday that the recently-closed St. Vincent Medical Center in the Westlake District will be turned into a hospital by the state to treat COVID-19 patients.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey is headed for a November runoff against former San Francisco D.A. George Gascón, according to Friday's primary election voting-count release.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Friday announced the deployment of California National Guard members to help distribute food to isolated and vulnerable residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The L.A. Dept. of Public Health is expected to follow-up with the individual and with any persons with whom they may have had close personal contact.
The owner of Malarky's in Newport Beach came up with the idea after coronavirus shutdowns temporarily closed his business, leaving him with plenty of extra toilet paper.
Pacific Gas & Electric and California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a deal Friday for the nation's largest utility to emerge from bankruptcy triggered by massive liabilities from wildfires.
