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A federal corruption probe into relationships between developers and Los Angeles elected officials made a major move forward today, with prosecutors saying a political fundraiser will plead guilty to facilitating a $500,000 bribe.
Los Angeles County coronavirus update March 26th, 2020
The coronavirus death toll in Los Angeles County nearly doubled today, reaching a total of 21, while another 421 cases were confirmed, a sharp rise the county's health director attributed to a significant increase in testing.
Man at podium during Los Angeles County Coronavirus Update March 27th, 2020
Five more deaths due to coronavirus were reported today in Los Angeles County, raising the total to 26, and the county's mortality rate from the illness rose above the levels seen across the country and in New York City.
Nancy Spear, who runs Nancy's Tech Help, helps seniors learn technology and feel more connected during the COVID-19 outbreak
Nancy Spear said she’s known for years that her tech service helps some seniors get through the day. Now, with the pandemic forcing everyone to stay home, some of her clients are relying on her.
Empty freeways during covid-19 pandemic, with L.A. mountains in the back
During the last few weeks, the air quality in Southern California officially has been cleaner, a fact that has gotten the attention of climate change advocates and proponents for reducing emissions.
L.A. County Coronavirus Briefing, April 6, 2020
Fifteen more deaths from coronavirus were reported today in Los Angeles County, raising the total to 147, while the overall number of cases went up by 420 as the county entered what officials expect to be one of the worst weeks in terms of virus spread.
L.A. County Coronavirus Briefing, April 7, 2020
The coronavirus death toll continued to mount in Los Angeles County today, with 22 more fatalities confirmed, and health officials said an initial look at race data points toward black residents having a slightly higher death rate than other groups.
5 L.A. Election Races you have to watch graphic
Los Angeles voters face some key decisions on March 3, deciding how to replace a Congresswoman knocked out of office with a personal scandal or whether they want a public defender to run the District Attorney’s Office.
Najee Ali, CEO of Project Islamic Hope, speaks at podium
Community activist Najee Ali today called for the resignation of Black Lives Matter leader Melina Abdullah, saying her protest outside Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey's residence earlier this week has endangered the D.A.'s life.
Jim Iacono, owner of a Vavera, a Playa Del Ray gift shop, poses in his store
Gov. Gavin Newsom and many county and city officials statewide have enacted moratoriums on evictions and elicited support from banks to help those unable to pay rent and mortgages. Here are some key questions affecting renters and homeowners.
Cars in drive thru line at McDonalds on Crenshaw Blvd, during a protest for pay after coworker tested for coronavirus | Karen Foshay
Workers at a Los Angeles McDonald's restaurant walked off their jobs Monday for a second day, demanding the company pay them for two weeks while they self-quarantine following the disclosure that a female co-worker tested positive for COVID-19.
Kate Griendling, founder of Fueling the Fearless, collects donations with Aliki Eddy, owner of Aliki's Greek Tavern
When Kate Griendling offered to bring her friend lunch at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Westwood two weeks ago, she had no idea she would soon be leading an effort to feed hundreds of doctors, nurses and others on the frontlines of COVID-19.
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