Orange County Treating Record Number Of Coronavirus Patients
Orange County reported three additional coronavirus-related deaths on Friday and 2,594 newly diagnosed cases, continuing the grim trend of alarming COVID-19 numbers
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Orange County reported three additional coronavirus-related deaths on Friday and 2,594 newly diagnosed cases, continuing the grim trend of alarming COVID-19 numbers
Craft breweries in Orange and San Diego are among multiple beer makers suing Gov. Gavin Newsom, alleging constitutional violations over a requirement stating they must serve meals to operate tasting rooms but winemakers do not, according to court papers obtained Friday.
Apple will close several of its stores across Southern California in response to a sharp rise in coronavirus cases.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Thursday reported 14,418 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases and 102 additional deaths, bringing countywide totals to 580,325 cases and 8,664 deaths.
Orange County continued its streak of daily records for COVID-19 hospitalizations on Thursday with 1,519 patients, including 343 in ICU beds.
Despite the pandemic, Santa Clause is still coming to town. Virtually, at least.
All of us at CBS2 and KCAL9 mourn the loss of our friend and colleague, Danny McElroy, who passed away Wednesday due to COVID-19.
With so many hospitals in Orange County at capacity because of the spike in COVID-19 patients, suspending the diversions means hospitals must accept patients regardless of their capacity.
As COVID-19 related deaths continue to rise across the state, workers at local funeral homes say they are simply feeling overwhelmed due to the increase in services.
New COVID-19 testing sites are opening this week at UC Riverside and in Camarillo in Ventura County.
An advisory panel voted Thursday to recommend the Food and Drug Administration authorize Moderna's vaccine for emergency use, as they did last week for Pfizer's vaccine.
As the first of Orange County's frontline healthcare workers received newly arrived COVID-19 vaccinations Wednesday, another 23 deaths were reported and area hospitals continued to shatter patient records.
Nine months into the pandemic, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it will begin labeling masks that are most effective, and the plan has already gotten the stamp of approval from Southern California health experts.
A survey conducted by Educators for Excellence-Los Angeles, a teacher-led organization, and the USC Rossier School of Education found that 94% of teachers surveyed said students have been less engaged.
Diocese of Orange Bishop Kevin W. Vann has tested positive for coronavirus and currently has mild symptoms, a spokeswoman for the diocese confirmed Wednesday.
The CDC is recommending against large gatherings this holiday to prevent the spread of coronavirus, and tamale sales are suffering.
Los Angeles Unified School District superintendent Austin Beutner is making a call to action, positioning the district as a partner in helping to control the coronavirus pandemic, help families cope and get students back to school safely.
City Attorney Mike Feuer said people should beware of texts or calls or house visits from people claiming they have a vaccine or can give people early access to an inoculation.
California topped its highest daily increase in the number of coronavirus cases this week, officials announced Wednesday.
The 50-year-old Cameron, an evangelical Christian, claimed the caroling protest was a way to celebrate God-given liberties and constitutionally-protected rights.
There were concerns that the College Football Playoff might reconsider the Rose Bowl in Pasadena as one of its semifinals, especially after the stadium announced Monday that no fans or family would be allowed in the stands.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Tuesday announced the state has ordered 5,000 more body bags for distribution to morgues in three counties including Los Angeles — a grim reminder that COVID-19 remains deadly.
A new mom who was transferred to Providence Saint John's Health Center nearly a month ago for COVID-19 treatment got to go home Tuesday and meet her newborn son for the first time.
Long Beach State University's men's basketball program has paused all team activities for two weeks and won't play its next five games following a positive COVID-19 test Tuesday.
