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More than two dozen new coronavirus deaths weremreported in Los Angeles County today, pushing the total close to 200, while the overall number of cases topped 7,500.
With another two dozen fatalities, Los Angeles County's death toll from the coronavirus soared over the 200 mark today while case numbers pushed close to 8,000, and the virus slowly began having a greater impact among the homeless population.
On a day the county extended stay-at-home and business-closure orders for another month, the number of coronavirus deaths\ topped 240 today in Los Angeles County, while more than 400 more cases were confirmed.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted today to create a public-private relief fund for small businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, though the size of the fund and details for distribution have yet to be worked out.
Forty more deaths due to coronavirus were reported in Los Angeles County today, the largest single-day jump in fatalities since the pandemic began, while the overall number of cases topped 10,000.
Normally travelled daily by commuters heading through Playa Vista to the South Bay beach cities, Culver Boulevard is in danger, the same experienced in business districts across Southern California and the United States.
The number of coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County surged past 15,000 today, while more than three dozen more deaths were reported and health officials said they were working to control an outbreak at the downtown Union Rescue Mission on Skid Row.
More than 60 additional fatalities due to COVID-19 were reported today in Los Angeles County, pushing the total over 700.
More than 50 new deaths from COVID-19 were reported in Los Angeles County today, with 43% of the county's fatalities occurring in skilled nursing homes.
Recycling Efforts Take a Hit During COVID-19 Pandemic, but Officials Say Keep Filling Your Blue Bins
As an unfortunate result of the COVID-19 crisis, recycling facilities have gotten only about half of Los Angeles city residents' blue bin contents since stay-at-home orders began in mid-March.
With more than 50 new fatalities, COVID-19 continued to amass victims in Los Angeles County today, as health officials lamented a continuing disparity in deaths among lower-income and ethnic groups.
COVID-19 deaths in Los Angeles County soared past the 1,100 mark today with roughly four dozen more fatalities reported, and the county's public health director stressed that young people can be just as susceptible to falling seriously ill or dying.
