Loved Ones Mourning Loss Of Community Leader Ever Linares To COVID-19
A pillar of the community whose caring qualities were the foundation of his life's work, Ever Linares is being remembered for his work in helping young people leave gangs.
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A pillar of the community whose caring qualities were the foundation of his life's work, Ever Linares is being remembered for his work in helping young people leave gangs.
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Orange County continued to soar Monday as health officials reported nearly 30 more people had been admitted since Sunday.
Monday marks the first full day that Southern California has been under Gov. Newsom's regional stay-at-home order.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Monday announced a statewide cell phone-based system designed to notify residents when they've been exposed to COVID-19.
Local zoos, aquariums and some park facilities have shut down for the next three weeks as shrinking ICU capacity in Southern California triggered a fresh regional stay-at-home order.
The regional stay-at-home order has been triggered in Southern California, after ICU capacity fell below 15% on Friday.
Sergeant Fred Cueto, who served the L.A. community for more than 22 years, died on Sunday, the department said on Twitter.
Southern California will have sweeping new health restrictions beginning Sunday night due to the rapidly increasing number of hospitalizations from COVID-19.
A regional stay-at-home order is set to take effect Sunday night amid a surge of coronavirus cases that have gripped the Southland and California.
Los Angeles County health officials on Saturday reported 44 new deaths and 8,948 new cases of COVID-19.
An Agoura Hills restaurant is at risk of losing its business license after operating in defiance of the L.A. County ban on outdoor dining.
Some Southern California sheriff's departments are pushing back against enforcing new stay-at-home orders that are set to take effect on Sunday night, while others are focusing their messaging, instead, on helping residents stay educated about the transmission of the virus.
A person with the UCLA football program has tested positive for COVID-19, university officials announced Saturday.
A regional Stay-at-Home order is set to go into effect Saturday afternoon in 11 Southern California counties after the region's available ICU beds dropped under 15%.
A restaurant owner who was forced to shut down because of coronavirus restrictions is frustrated after a film crew was able to set up outdoor dining for its workers right across from her restaurant.
As of Friday, 746 patients were hospitalized with COVID-19, up from 735 reported on Thursday — a new record.
The county reported 8,860 new coronavirus infections on Friday, shattering the daily record of 7,854 set on Thursday.
Personal service businesses, like hair and nail salons, could be required to shut down in L.A. County as soon as Saturday under the governor's new statewide order that is tied to the number of open ICU beds, but some business owners say they will not comply.
The funds will be redirected to the emergency grant program to assist live performance spaces, rehearsal spaces, rental equipment businesses and others with operating expenses through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The report from City Administrative Officer Richard Llewellyn identified 951 police officer and 728 civilian positions from the Los Angeles Police Department that could be cut – a total of 1,679 positions.
The at-home tests will be made available to people experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, those who have had contact or suspected contact with someone who tested positive, and to seniors and other high-risk people who believe they may have been exposed but are unable to visit a testing site.
The Lancaster City Council held a vote of "no confidence" in Los Angeles County Public Health Department Director Barbara Ferrer.
California Gov. Newsom announced a potential regional stay-at-home order for Southern California and other areas where he says ICU capacity could drop below 15%.
Sheriff's deputies will begin enforcing Los Angeles County public health orders at large gatherings known as "super-spreader events", authorities announced Thursday.
Orange County recorded an all-time high for COVID-19 hospitalizations on Thursday.