'I Just Remember Being Exhausted' : LAPD Commander Recovers From COVID-19
Los Angeles Police Department Commander Cory Palka has returned to work after testing positive for COVID-19 last month.
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Los Angeles Police Department Commander Cory Palka has returned to work after testing positive for COVID-19 last month.
The announcement came hours before the county said there were no new deaths and 67 new cases reported.
Alcohol sales are booming across California even as experts warn of increased potential for substance abuse.
Los Angeles City Councilman David Ryu launched a renters outreach program Wednesday meant to help educate renters and landlords on their new rights during the coronavirus crisis.
Nurses who posted about a lack of PPE at their hospital were placed on unpaid leave.
Gov. Gavin Newsom says statewide the curve continues to rise, just not at the rate of the original slope.
The beachside city says it issued 129 citations for violations and shut down four construction sites for violations of social distancing.
Bus drivers say MTA isn't doing enough to keep them safe. They're worried about their safety as well as passengers.
Supt. Austin Beutner said more than a million of the five million meals have been provided to adults "no questions asked".
California is sending 500 state-owned ventilators to the Strategic National Stockpile to help New York and other states that are in immediate need.
Walmart says it will be limiting the number of people in its stores at once in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and abide by social distancing guidelines.
An urgent request from Riverside County officials has now turned into an order.
The closure does not restrict people from walking onto National Forest land that is not covered by the order.
Days after announcing $150 million in emergency funding to protect homeless people, California Gov. Gavin Newsom says there are now roughly 7,000 rooms available for those without a home.
The reports are aimed at analyzing how statewide stay-at-home policies have impacted the way communities gather.
As an emergency physician for 25 years, Dr. Mark Morocco has it seen it all. "But this is a unique, sort of unprecedented experience, even for doctors," he says.
Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling in downtown Los Angeles confirmed two cases of COVID-19 at their facility Thursday.
The Walt Disney Company will begin furloughs for some of its employees beginning this month.
Gov. Newsom announced a one-year reprieve for small businesses in California where no fines or penalties would be attached.
The call to shut down the MTA comes on the heels of an investigative report from CBSLA's David Goldstein.
Health officials are joining a growing chorus urging people to wear cloth masks whenever they go out in public - even as they simultaneously warn the public not to buy surgical masks.
, Councilmember David Ryu called for a temporary suspension and forgiveness of mortgage and rent payments.
The mobile units join two already delivered by FedEx to Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in mid-March that are being used to isolate patients with coronavirus.
Drivers rely on sanitizer to keep themselves safe and the bus-riding public.
The White House projects 100,000 to 240,000 Americans will die from coronavirus if "full mitigation" measures are taken, Coronavirus Task Force response coordinator Deborah Birx said during a marathon Coronavirus Task Force Briefing that lasted more than two hours.
