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So many survivors of COVID-19 victims are dealing with the natural grief that follows a loved one’s death. But the virus made things different.
With younger residents continuing to drive up the number of coronavirus infections, the rate of people testing positive for the illness in Los Angeles County inched upward today.
Gov. Gavin Newsom today ordered the closure of indoor operations at gyms, hair salons, houses of worship, personal-care services, malls, non-critical office settings, restarants, wineries, movie theaters, and more.
Amid spiking coronavirus cases, Los Angeles Unified School District campuses will remain closed when classes resume next month, defying President Donald Trump's demand that students return to in-person instruction.
Los Angeles County beaches will be closed to the public over the Fourth of July weekend in an effort to prevent large gatherings that could lead to spread of the coronavirus
A proposal to establish more oversight of development projects that come before the Los Angeles City Council by creating an office to enforce corruption laws in real estate decisions moved a step forward today.
COVID-19 continued to put pressure on the Los Angeles County hospital system today, with the number of patients continuing its upward march as the county confirmed another 2,000-plus cases.
With another 50 deaths due to the coronavirus, Los Angeles County's public health director warned again today that case numbers, positivity rates and hospitalizations are continuing to rise to levels not seen since the onset of the pandemic.
L.A. County health officials again pleaded with residents today to take precautions against the spread of coronavirus, while also slamming the notion that COVID-19 is no more dangerous than flu.
Health officials announced more than 60 deaths from COVID-19 today and warned that fatalities could continue rising in the coming weeks.
A woman who was captured on video making a pair of racist rants aimed at Asian Americans at a Torrance park in June is set to be arraigned in October.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted today to find $30 million to expand jail diversion programs -- possibly using funds previously set aside for repairs at Men's Central Jail or raising proceeds from the sale of now-closed probation camps.
