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The six-time Super Bowl champion confirmed that he will not be returning to New England.
Grocers are making it safer for seniors to get their shopping done amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Across Southern California and the nation, parents are becoming teachers, and living rooms are being turned into classrooms.
In response to widespread panic buying and hoarding in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, grocery stores across the nation are limiting their hours — closing their doors early to allow employees to focus on cleaning and restocking empty shelves.
Residents in Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Santa Clara, San Mateo and San Francisco counties are directed to work from home or stop working altogether unless they provide an "essential service," like those in the health care industry and law enforcement officers. Restaurants will be open for take-out only.
CHP estimated the highway would fully reopen around midnight.
South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa has announced it will close its doors.
The Los Angeles Police Department announced Monday that it would be putting half of its detectives on street patrol and closing down its front desk operations in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Uber Eats is also pledging 300,000 free meals to healthcare workers and others involved in relief efforts.
The order authorizes officials to help Californians who are struggling to keep up with their rent, mortgage and utility bills.
McDonald's and Chick-Fil-A have joined the list of restaurants stopping dine-in services throughout the Los Angeles area during the coronavirus pandemic.
Project Angel Food in Los Angeles has issued an urgent plea for volunteers and donations in response to the spread of COVID-19.
The Archdiocese said it would continue to provide a livestream of non-public masses.
The 21st Annual Newport Beach Film Festival is one of the latest events to be postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Boys & Girls Clubs Fullerton announced Monday that it would be closing its clubs until further notice over the growing coronavirus pandemic.
