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Another three dozen deaths due to the coronavirus were confirmed today in Los Angeles County.
Classes will remain primarily online during the fall term throughout the California State University system, Chancellor Timothy White announced today.
Los Angeles County reached a grim milestone today, with COVID-19 deaths topping 1,000, even as officials expressed optimism that stay-at-home orders could be loosened in the coming weeks.
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.
Despite indications he might close the coastline statewide, Gov. Gavin Newsom today instead ordered a temporary "hard close" only of beaches in Orange County, where crowds gathered on the sand during last weekend's heat wave.
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner announced today the district's 2020-2021 academic year will begin Aug. 18, but it remains unclear how classes will be held amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Another two dozen deaths from COVID-19 were announced today in Los Angeles County even as plans moved forward to allow the reopening of some retail businesses, although it was not immediately clear how widespread those openings will be locally.
Even as COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to mount, Los Angeles County loosened its health restrictions today and allowed select retail businesses to reopen with curbside service, while warning that the pandemic is far from over.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order today calling for every registered voter in the state to receive a mail-in ballot for the November presidential election.
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.
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.
Americans drove 74 billion fewer miles during a week in April, eliminating millions of tons of greenhouse gases normally thrust into the atmosphere.
