LA County reports 29 more COVID-19 deaths
Los Angeles County health officials announced 29 more deaths from COVID-19 and 694 newly confirmed cases on Sunday, bringing the county's totals to 1,821 deaths and 37,974 cases.
Los Angeles County health officials announced 29 more deaths from COVID-19 and 694 newly confirmed cases on Sunday, bringing the county's totals to 1,821 deaths and 37,974 cases.
Grandma’s reaction to surprise KFC delivery from granddaughter is everything
A grandma's reaction to getting a surprise KFC delivery from her granddaughter is the wholesome content we all needed to see today.
A grandma's reaction to getting a surprise KFC delivery from her granddaughter is the wholesome content we all needed to see today.
Poll: 63% of religious Americans believe COVID-19 pandemic is message from God for humanity to change
A poll of 1,002 adults was conducted April 30-May 4 that found that 31% of Americans who believe feel strongly that the virus is a sign from God telling humanity to change.
A poll of 1,002 adults was conducted April 30-May 4 that found that 31% of Americans who believe feel strongly that the virus is a sign from God telling humanity to change.
New program creates more space to exercise in LA neighborhoods
Social-distancing on sidewalks can be difficult, especially when juggling a stroller, couple of dogs and a cup of coffee. To help combat the problem, the city of LA has kicked off a new program this weekend called “Slow Streets.”
Social-distancing on sidewalks can be difficult, especially when juggling a stroller, couple of dogs and a cup of coffee. To help combat the problem, the city of LA has kicked off a new program this weekend called “Slow Streets.”
It's their business to help. Grad students giving back in this time of crisis
Luke DeWilde and Petey Dicianni, graduate students, one studying at Stanford and the other at Pepperdine, came together for a common cause.
Luke DeWilde and Petey Dicianni, graduate students, one studying at Stanford and the other at Pepperdine, came together for a common cause.
Lakers training center reopens for individual player sessions
The Los Angeles Lakers training center in El Segundo has reopened for individual player sessions under a strict protocol established by the NBA, team doctors and guidance from government health officials.
The Los Angeles Lakers training center in El Segundo has reopened for individual player sessions under a strict protocol established by the NBA, team doctors and guidance from government health officials.
LA makes COVID-19 tests available to all residents, but many go unused amid nationwide shortage, report finds
The city pays $137 per test and 75,000 tests are available each week, but in the two weeks that the mayor expanded testing, only about 57,000 tests have been used on average each week.
The city pays $137 per test and 75,000 tests are available each week, but in the two weeks that the mayor expanded testing, only about 57,000 tests have been used on average each week.
Small local businesses excited to reopen
Unless you are Amazon or a supermarket, just about every business has been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unless you are Amazon or a supermarket, just about every business has been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Garcetti announces `Slow Streets LA' to help protect pedestrians, cyclists
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation has started temporarily closing portions of residential streets in an effort to give pedestrians and cyclists more room to travel and protection from motorists during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor Eric Garcetti said Friday.
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation has started temporarily closing portions of residential streets in an effort to give pedestrians and cyclists more room to travel and protection from motorists during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor Eric Garcetti said Friday.
LA residents in joy as access to beaches and trails reopen
You could hear the ooh’s and ahhh’s from the Foothills to the coastline in Los Angeles, as the city relaxed some of its Stay at Home orders, opening beaches and trails.
You could hear the ooh’s and ahhh’s from the Foothills to the coastline in Los Angeles, as the city relaxed some of its Stay at Home orders, opening beaches and trails.
Soboba Casino scheduled to reopen May 27
The Soboba Band of Louise Indians announced plans to reopen their Soboba Casino near San Jacinto at noon on May 27 with new measures in place designed to guard against COVID-19.
The Soboba Band of Louise Indians announced plans to reopen their Soboba Casino near San Jacinto at noon on May 27 with new measures in place designed to guard against COVID-19.
40 new COVID-19 deaths reported in Los Angeles County
COVID-19 deaths continue to mount in Los Angeles County, with 40 new deaths reported Saturday, along with nearly 1,100 new cases.
COVID-19 deaths continue to mount in Los Angeles County, with 40 new deaths reported Saturday, along with nearly 1,100 new cases.
The Issue Is: Discussing coronavirus with California's longest serving governor Jerry Brown
This week, grim economic news out of California.
This week, grim economic news out of California.
DTLA mural "talks" to inspire during pandemic
We've all seen a mural to inspire, but a talking mural? Noted artist Robert Vargas brought his "Our Lady of DTLA" mural to life, so to speak. It was all part of the downtown high rise community and it's 8pm salute to those on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
We've all seen a mural to inspire, but a talking mural? Noted artist Robert Vargas brought his "Our Lady of DTLA" mural to life, so to speak. It was all part of the downtown high rise community and it's 8pm salute to those on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
Man/Kind Project helping homeless during COVID-19 pandemic by handing out kindness bags
Kindness times one-thousand! The Man/Kind Project is stepping out into the streets to reach the homeless in tents and under overpasses. This week they gave out their 1000th bag filled with food and necessities.
Kindness times one-thousand! The Man/Kind Project is stepping out into the streets to reach the homeless in tents and under overpasses. This week they gave out their 1000th bag filled with food and necessities.
Descanso Gardens to reopen Saturday; social distancing guidelines in place
Descanso Gardens will welcome back visitors starting Saturday, making adjustments to maintain social distancing as guests finally get the chance to enjoy spring blossoms.
Descanso Gardens will welcome back visitors starting Saturday, making adjustments to maintain social distancing as guests finally get the chance to enjoy spring blossoms.
Questions raised over accuracy of US coronavirus death toll
There’s a reason why some people believe government officials are exaggerating the number of COVID-19 fatalities.
There’s a reason why some people believe government officials are exaggerating the number of COVID-19 fatalities.
Restaurant in Studio City offers drive-in dining experience
The parking lot of Vitello’s Italian Restaurant is transformed into a unique outdoor dining experience. An idea that happened by accident, according to co-owner Brad Roen.
The parking lot of Vitello’s Italian Restaurant is transformed into a unique outdoor dining experience. An idea that happened by accident, according to co-owner Brad Roen.
More deaths reported in LA County due to coronavirus; More amenities open
COVID-19 deaths continued to mount in Los Angeles County Friday, with another four dozen fatalities reported, but the county's public health director said again that measures such as social distancing and wearing face coverings have slowed the spread of the illness.
COVID-19 deaths continued to mount in Los Angeles County Friday, with another four dozen fatalities reported, but the county's public health director said again that measures such as social distancing and wearing face coverings have slowed the spread of the illness.
Democrats push new $3T coronavirus relief bill through House
Democrats powered a massive $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill through the House on Friday, an election-year measure designed to brace a U.S. economy in free fall and a health care system struggling to contain a pandemic still pummeling the country.
Democrats powered a massive $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill through the House on Friday, an election-year measure designed to brace a U.S. economy in free fall and a health care system struggling to contain a pandemic still pummeling the country.