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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.
The coronavirus death toll surged above 300 today in Los Angeles County while the area's mortality rate from the illness continued an unnerving rise, but only 239 new cases were reported, the lowest daily increase since late March.
Shedding some light on when Southland and California residents might see relief from coronavirus stay-at-home orders, Gov. Gavin Newsom today outlined indicators that will need to be met before such a move is considered
The number of coronavirus deaths in Los Angeles County officially topped 400 today, while nearly 500 new cases were reported.
More than 50 deaths due to coronavirus were reported in Los Angeles County today, the highest single-day total to date, providing a grim reminder of the virus' threat.
The Nielsen research company found alcoholic beverage sales for the week ending March 21, right after the initial stay-at-home orders went into effect, rose 55% as Americans stocked up.
More than three dozen coronavirus deaths were reported in Los Angeles County today, while concern continued to mount over the virus' spread in nursing homes, four of which have had outbreaks with 40 or more people testing positive for COVID-19.
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.
Equipment stashed around Southern California to measure earthquakes like early Wednesday’s 3.7 temblor detected the sudden decline in human activity that occurred last month.
More than 60 additional fatalities due to COVID-19 were reported today in Los Angeles County, pushing the total over 700.
Nearly 70 more deaths from COVID-19 were reported in Los Angeles County today, and at an average of 44 daily fatalities over the past 12 days, the novel coronavirus was proclaimed the county's leading cause of death, dwarfing the flu and heart disease.
The U.S. Coast Guard announced this morning it has increased monitoring of oil tankers near the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
