Report: Coachella, Stagecoach Postponed Into 2022
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival may not return until 2022, according to reports.
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The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival may not return until 2022, according to reports.
City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez said Wednesday the Los Angeles Police Department's response to last year's protests sparked by the in-custody death of George Floyd in Minneapolis "represents one of the worst examples in the history of the department."
Orange County reached a milestone Wednesday when the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations dropped below 200.
The "Return to Campus Family Guide" walks LAUSD families through their options in returning to campuses, childcare and after-school activities.
Orange County's COVID-19 case and positivity rates continued a downward trend Monday as hospitalizations appeared to stabilize.
Following news of Los Angeles County moving toward the red tier which would allow movie theaters, among other businesses to reopen with limited capacity, AMC and Cinemark are ready to welcome patrons back.
The variant was detected in a positive test sample collected on March 2 from a man in his 40s who reported experiencing symptoms and is self-isolating at home.
Orange and San Bernardino counties on Sunday were expected to move into the lower, red-tier category, allowing for limited indoor activities.
With COVID-19 case rates dropping and vaccinations accelerating, San Bernardino, Los Angeles and Orange counties will move out of the most restrictive, purple tier on Sunday, along with Amador, Colusa, Contra Costa, Mendocino, Mono, Placer, San Benito, Siskiyo, Sonoma, and Tuolumne counties.
Beginning this Saturday, breweries, wineries and distilleries that do not serve meals will be permitted to reopen outdoors in counties that are in the purple and red tiers of the state's monitoring system.
Orange County Thursday continued its declining trends in COVID-19 cases as it neared the less-restrictive red tier of the state's monitoring system.
Dr. Mark Ghaly, who heads up the state's Health and Human Services Department, was one of the people who rolled up their sleeves Thursday to get the one-dose shot.
Orange County continued to head towards the red tier of the state's monitoring system Wednesday as COVID- 19 cases as hospitalizations continued a downward trend.
The state-adjusted average rate of daily new COVID-19 cases has dropped to 5.2 per 100,000 people in Los Angeles County, which may advance as soon as the state reaches the threshold of administering 2 million vaccine doses in hard-hit communities statewide.
Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore said Tuesday that the department's goal is to have all employees who want the COVID-19 vaccine to get both doses by the end of April or the beginning of May.
The effort to vaccinate Los Angeles' hard-hit communities ramps up with a vaccination clinic that will first open Tuesday at the Elysian Valley Recreation Center and make the rounds to other District 13 locations.
Orange County's COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths continued to trend downward Monday as the county moved closer to the red tier of the state's monitoring system.
More than 10.5 million vaccines have been administered statewide and as more people are vying for a chance to get the coronavirus vaccine, officials are now recruiting volunteers to help vaccine sites run more efficiently.
City of Hope National Medical Center helped administer doses and the invite-only clinic, which targeted eight neighboring school districts that are trying to get their teachers fully vaccinated.
Orange County's push to graduate to the less-restrictive red tier of the state's COVID-19 monitoring system continued Friday as cases and hospitalizations declined.
Seniors without access to transportation or the technical tools required to sign up for vaccines received their coronavirus shot on Friday as part of a partnership with a hospital and the city of Huntington Beach.
Football teams at two Glendale Unified high schools will be asked to hold "virtual practices" after an unspecified number of positive COVID tests.
Despite continuing good news on COVID-19 statistics, Orange County reached one unfortunate milestone Thursday when its coronavirus death toll surpassed the 4,000 mark.
The doses will be spread out among 400 ZIP codes where about 8 million people are eligible for shots, with many of the neighborhoods are concentrated in Los Angeles County and the Central Valley.
