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Los Angeles County residents were living under a stay-home order today in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus, which has infected nearly 300 county residents, two of whom have died.
Two more people in Los Angeles County have died from coronavirus, public health officials announced today while confirming another 128 positive cases of the illness, pushing the total over 530.
Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez announced today that the City Council's planned meetings have been canceled until further notice, in order for city staff to work on logistics to hold meetings remotely during the coronavirus outbreak.
Los Angeles County coronavirus cases surged past the 4,000 mark today, while health officials reported another 13 deaths and warned residents that wearing a mask -- while beneficial -- doesn't alleviate the need to stay home as much as possible.
The coronavirus pandemic continued its relentless march across Los Angeles County today, with 11 new deaths reported and the total number of cases topping 4,500, while the county's public health director warned residents to brace for more.
The Los Angeles Unified School District will conduct classes online for the rest of the school year and will not issue any failing grades for this semester, and campus closures will continue through the summer, Superintendent Austin Beutner said today.
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 number of coronavirus deaths in Los Angeles County officially topped 400 today, while nearly 500 new cases were reported.
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.
Nineteen more deaths due to coronavirus were reported in Los Angeles County today, while the resolution of a backlog of testing results from one lab led to an increase of nearly 1,500 positive cases in the county.
Two more people in Los Angeles County have tested positive for the coronavirus, including one for whom no source of exposure can be found, possibly representing the county's first case of community transmission of the illness, health officials announced.
Los Angeles County recorded its first confirmed death from coronavirus today -- a woman in her 60s who lives elsewhere but was visiting friends in the area -- while the county health director also announced six more confirmed cases of the illness.
