Coronavirus: LA Mayor Assures Angelenos 'No Shortage Of Supplies'
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says grocery stores will continue to operate throughout the city and supplies will be available.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says grocery stores will continue to operate throughout the city and supplies will be available.
Several local school districts will continue providing free breakfast and lunch to students during the closure.
Following in the footsteps of much of the country's leisure industries, the $20 billion ski industry shutting down.
All criminal and civil trials will be suspended through March 31.
Officers were called out to a family dispute between a mother and daughter in the 200 block of Moreno Avenue at about 10:20 p.m. Sunday.
The patient is an undergraduate student who had recently returned from international travel and arrived directly in Orange County, according to Sarah Van Ormon, USC's chief health officer.
CHLA performed two more tests on the child on March 13 and 14, both of which came back negative.
Patrons and managers are making changes after the mayor's order to close all bars, dine-in restaurants, nightclubs, theaters and gyms in the city.
The mayor announced the move following a similar order from California Gov. Newsom earlier Sunday.
Some travelers at Los Angeles International Airport are growing anxious about the potential impacts of the coronavirus outbreak.
Shoppers are racing to grocery stores to stock up on essential supplies as coronavirus cases continue to rise in the U.S., causing gridlocks in parking lots and inside store aisles.
In Southern California, churches are looking at a new reality amid warnings to avoid large gatherings.
Governor Gavin Newsom Sunday called for closure of all bars and wineries throughout the state of California and home isolation of those 65 and older.
Starbucks will temporarily adopt a 'to go' model and close or reduce hours near coronavirus outbreak clusters.
A local emergency was declared Sunday in Beverly Hills in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
