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A Year in Pandemia
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Los Angeles Unified campuses are expected to begin reopening in mid-April, Superintendent Austin Beutner announced today, and the district will provide free COVID-19 vaccinations to family members who remain hesitant to return their kids to the classroom.
From India to France, food businesses are turning to smaller delivery platforms which they say offer a better deal for lockdown-hit firms.
Violent crimes have spiked markedly since the COVID-19 pandemic emerged, but "law and order" rhetoric misleads the public about solutions to violence in ways that threaten the health and safety of vulnerable groups.
After a year of closures, museums in red-tier areas were allowed to open indoors spaces at 25% capacity three of which are the California Science Center, Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens, and the Autry Museum of the American West.
While Community Colleges struggle to keep student enrollment up, Los Angeles City College managed to create programs and assistance to keep their students.
In a week that homeless people became officially eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations, Los Angeles County officials today reported a sharp decline in infections among that population.
Temporary workers have been hard hit by the pandemic’s fallout but some may be wary about formalizing their status.
The red tier is here and with it new reopenings and rule changes, entry screening protocols, and ventilation, filtration and indoor air quality requirements.
In highway crash statistics, unemployment claims, anti-Newsom lawsuits and florist sales, the numbers in these charts present a “before” and “after” picture of these last surreal, lonely, heartrending, life-ending and life-altering 365 days.
Los Angeles County continues its progress in beating back the pandemic, with the daily rate of new infections sliding again. With the rate now falling to 4.1 per 100,000 residents, the county finds itself in striking distance of possibly advancing to the next tier, orange.