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To avoid further spread of the virus, the state prison system wants to disable CPAP machines used by inmates with sleep apnea and other conditions. But inmates who rely on the machines — and a prominent expert — say that's a bad idea.
The Navy hospital ship USNS Mercy came to Los Angeles to treat patients who don't have COVID-19 and to ease the burden on the area's hospitals. And now it's dealing with a growing number of COVID-19 cases among its crew.
The coronavirus pandemic is threatening to bankrupt California's vast system of community health clinics, which one in six Californians depend on for basic health care needs.
Small business owners across Southern California have spent the last two weeks scrambling to apply for federal coronavirus stimulus funds. But many of L.A.'s most visible and colorful entrepreneurs are left out: street vendors.
The ACLU of Southern California has filed a federal lawsuit against U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement, demanding the release of detainees at Adelanto ICE Processing Center in San Bernardino County due to concerns over coronavirus.
Three Southern California churches that want to keep holding in-person services during the coronavirus outbreak sued Governor Gavin Newsom and other officials on Monday.
What L.A. needs now is a robust new vocabulary of hand gestures that say, "Hello, neighbor. I care."
Billions of dollars in emergency loans are flowing to small businesses, but in places dominated by immigrant-owned stores and restaurants like the San Gabriel Valley, some proprietors may be struggling to understand what to do and may not even apply.
View PBS NewsHour's U.S. Coronavirus map, which is using data from Johns Hopkins and The Covid Tracking Project and is updated daily.
It's happening: You're starting to feel sick. Could it be COVID-19? Where can you get a test? Can you even get a test? Things are changing day by day, but here's what we know as of April 9, 2020.