USC to expand virus testing after 45 students linked to Greek Row test positive for COVID-19
A coronavirus outbreak has been identified along the University of Southern California's fraternity row, as the university's Student Health announced Thursday it will expand COVID-19 testing as part of its strategy to help keep students, faculty and staff safe on its campuses.
A coronavirus outbreak has been identified along the University of Southern California's fraternity row, as the university's Student Health announced Thursday it will expand COVID-19 testing as part of its strategy to help keep students, faculty and staff safe on its campuses.
California lawmakers slam EDD for slow payouts; $600 federal unemployment benefits set to expire
Things could get even more complicated if Congress extends supplemental federal unemployment benefits, which gave people up to $600 in an additional weekly payments but just expired.
Things could get even more complicated if Congress extends supplemental federal unemployment benefits, which gave people up to $600 in an additional weekly payments but just expired.
Coronavirus outbreak at USC's fraternity row
A coronavirus outbreak has been identified along�USC's fraternity row, as the university's Student Health announced Thursday it�will expand COVID-19 testing as part of its strategy to help keep students,�faculty and staff safe on its campuses.
A coronavirus outbreak has been identified along�USC's fraternity row, as the university's Student Health announced Thursday it�will expand COVID-19 testing as part of its strategy to help keep students,�faculty and staff safe on its campuses.
McDonald's CEO says law enforcement may be called on customers who refuse to wear masks
McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski recently spoke about recent decisions the company has made amid the coronavirus pandemic. He specifically suggested that law enforcement may be called during situations when a customer won’t wear a mask.
McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski recently spoke about recent decisions the company has made amid the coronavirus pandemic. He specifically suggested that law enforcement may be called during situations when a customer won’t wear a mask.
Bars set up TV's outside for fans to watch Lakers, Clippers NBA game
Bars across SoCal set up TV's outside of their establishments to provide fans with a place to watch the NBA Lakers vs. Clippers game Thursday evening.
Bars across SoCal set up TV's outside of their establishments to provide fans with a place to watch the NBA Lakers vs. Clippers game Thursday evening.
A race for the cure: Moderna Therapeutics starting Phase 3 human trials for COVID-19 vaccine
There was some pretty exciting news this week from an East Coast company called Moderna Therapeutics.
There was some pretty exciting news this week from an East Coast company called Moderna Therapeutics.
SoCal receives $38 million in CARES Act Recovery Assistance grants
The federal government announced $38 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act Recovery Assistance grants to provide gap financing for small businesses and entrepreneurs throughout Southern California affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
The federal government announced $38 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act Recovery Assistance grants to provide gap financing for small businesses and entrepreneurs throughout Southern California affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
High school sweethearts who overcame cancer and strokes beat COVID-19 with help of caring doctor
Robert Beecham and his wife, Janice, overcame COVID-19 thanks to the diligent and empathetic efforts of Dr. Satyam Nayak.
Robert Beecham and his wife, Janice, overcame COVID-19 thanks to the diligent and empathetic efforts of Dr. Satyam Nayak.
New COVID-19 testing site opens in Boyle Heights
A new COVID-19 testing site opened in Boyle Heights thanks in part to a generous donation from Hyundai.
A new COVID-19 testing site opened in Boyle Heights thanks in part to a generous donation from Hyundai.
Record economic plunge, bleak jobs numbers reveal virus toll
The U.S. economy shrank at a dizzying 33% annual rate in the April-June quarter — by far the worst quarterly plunge ever — when the viral outbreak shut down businesses, throwing tens of millions out of work and sending unemployment surging to 14.7%, the government said Thursday.
The U.S. economy shrank at a dizzying 33% annual rate in the April-June quarter — by far the worst quarterly plunge ever — when the viral outbreak shut down businesses, throwing tens of millions out of work and sending unemployment surging to 14.7%, the government said Thursday.
Over 10 million people have recovered from COVID-19 around the world, according to Johns Hopkins
Amid the recoveries, the coronavirus pandemic is still ongoing.
Amid the recoveries, the coronavirus pandemic is still ongoing.
Starbucks to introduce curbside pickup at 1,000 locations, bring back Pumpkin Spice Latte
Starbucks is introducing a new way to get your hands on your favorite latte: curbside pickup.
Starbucks is introducing a new way to get your hands on your favorite latte: curbside pickup.
Buddy, the first dog in U.S. with coronavirus, dies on Staten Island
The first dog in the United States to test positive for coronavirus has died.
The first dog in the United States to test positive for coronavirus has died.
Trump says second stimulus checks could be 'way higher' than $1,200
President Trump suggested this week the next coronavirus relief package could include a direct cash payment for American families that's potentially higher than $1,200.
President Trump suggested this week the next coronavirus relief package could include a direct cash payment for American families that's potentially higher than $1,200.
Herman Cain, former GOP presidential candidate, dies after being hospitalized with COVID-19
A statement posted on his website Thursday confirmed the news.
A statement posted on his website Thursday confirmed the news.
Key West couple jailed for refusing to quarantine after testing positive
Two residents of the Florida Keys have been jailed for failing to quarantine after testing positive for the new coronavirus.
Two residents of the Florida Keys have been jailed for failing to quarantine after testing positive for the new coronavirus.
Gun sales soar amid COVID-19 pandemic
Redstone Firearms in Burbank is the only black-owned gun shop on the West Coast.
Redstone Firearms in Burbank is the only black-owned gun shop on the West Coast.
Family sends urgent warning after beloved LA City firefighter dies from COVID-19
44-year-old Jose Perez was no stranger to emergencies. As a firefighter and paramedic in the LA City Fire Department he saw it all. But never did he think his body would be attacked by a potentially fatal virus. Last weekend, the man known for his generous heart and great physical strength died due to complications with COVID-19. He was the first LA City Firefighter to die from the virus.
44-year-old Jose Perez was no stranger to emergencies. As a firefighter and paramedic in the LA City Fire Department he saw it all. But never did he think his body would be attacked by a potentially fatal virus. Last weekend, the man known for his generous heart and great physical strength died due to complications with COVID-19. He was the first LA City Firefighter to die from the virus.
Garcetti says COVID-19 'Travel Safely Ambassadors' to deploy at LAX on Monday
Mayor Eric Garcetti said that a "Travel Safely Ambassador Program'' will begin next week at Los Angeles International Airport, with workers handing out free masks to people who need them, along with informational materials about safety precautions to fight COVID-19.
Mayor Eric Garcetti said that a "Travel Safely Ambassador Program'' will begin next week at Los Angeles International Airport, with workers handing out free masks to people who need them, along with informational materials about safety precautions to fight COVID-19.
Sun Valley church refuses to close despite pandemic
Some churches are holding services that are not necessarily following the updated COVID-19 restrictions.
Some churches are holding services that are not necessarily following the updated COVID-19 restrictions.