Coronavirus: Trump Approves Aid Package As US Deaths Top 140
The bill provides free testing, expanded funding for food security programs and paid sick, family and medical leave for workers at companies with 500 employees or fewer.
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The bill provides free testing, expanded funding for food security programs and paid sick, family and medical leave for workers at companies with 500 employees or fewer.
LeBron James took to Instagram Wednesday to share an update during his 14-day quarantine after potentially being exposed to coronavirus.
The agency urged individuals not to avoid seeking medical care out of fear of civil immigration enforcement.
UCLA will not hold in-person commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the university's chancellor announced Wednesday.
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday that this year's statewide testing for California's more than 6 million students would be suspended, pending federal approval, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Mayor John D'Amico has tested positive for COVID-19, city officials announced Wednesday.
The new cases in western Riverside bring the county's total cases of COVID-19 to 16.
Electric scooter company Lime is suspending services in Los Angeles and other parts of the world in hopes to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Ventura County Public Health has confirmed five new presumptive positive cases of COVID-19.
The famous Runyon Canyon Park remains open to hikers, as do all L.A.'s public golf courses.
As the state grapples with the ripple effects of the coronavirus outbreak, California's Water Board says residents should not flush disinfecting wipes or paper towels, or risk dealing with backed up plumbing and sewers.
California, bracing for a worst-case coronavirus outbreak scenario, has placed the National Guard on alert.
The Los Angeles Lakers are the latest team to be impacted by the coronavirus.
The Census Bureau announced Wednesday it would suspend field operations until April 1 to protect the health of the public, its employees and prospective census takers.
Ryder, who has hosted the program for more than 30 years, announced the move on Twitter.
