Costa Mesa grandmother sewing masks for cheap sale to public
A Costa Mesa family is taking it upon themselves to create and sell masks for a public that is desperate to get their hands on them.
FOX 11 Los Angeles
Coronavirus
View MorePink donates to Temple University Hospital after revealing she recovered from COVID-19
Singer and songwriter Pink revealed that she has recovered from COVID-19 and is donating $1 million in the fight.
California News
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Thousands of California's homeless will move into hotels: Gov. Newsom
Newsom said his team has secured 7,000 hotel rooms for the homeless, and is on the way to scoring 15,000 in what he is dubbing "Project Room Key."
Crime & Public Safety
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Train engineer arrested for purposely derailing train near 'Mercy' hospital ship at Port of LA
A train engineer at the Port of Los Angeles was arrested Wednesday morning on federal criminal charges after being accused of derailing a train near the USNS Mercy hospital ship, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
Politics
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China lied about coronavirus, putting world in jeopardy, US intelligence agents say
In a classified report sent to the White House, the officials said that China's public record of COVID-19 infections was deliberately deceptive.
Consumer
View MoreRent is going down in Los Angeles due to pandemic
A new report published by real estate data tracking company CoStar indicates that new apartments, and those under construction, are facing the biggest decreases in rent prices.
Sports
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Skateboarding legend Jeff Grosso dies at 51
Funeral arrangements are underway for Southern California native Jeff Grosso, a skateboarding legend from the 1980s and popular YouTube host, who died in Newport Beach at age 51.
Unusual
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Brooklyn man who wooed woman via drone takes her on a date amid coronavirus pandemic, wears protective bubble
A New York photographer who used a drone to ask a woman on a date during the coronavirus pandemic used a protective bubble to meet her in person.
Local News
View MoreYMCA centers to provide access to hygiene facilities for homeless people
Nine YMCA centers will soon provide access to restrooms, showers and locker rooms for homeless people who are unable to take shelter during the coronavirus pandemic, as the Los Angeles Board of Public Works approved the use of the facilities Friday.
National News
View MoreTrump fires watchdog who handled Ukraine complaint
Trump informed the Senate intelligence committee Friday of his decision to fire Atkinson, according to a letter obtained by The Associated Press.
