Property tax deadline: Local tax officials to accept applications for penalty waivers

The penalty for not paying property taxes by the April 10 deadline could be waived for those experiencing financial hardship as the result of the coronavirus outbreak, local officials said.

Westwood staple Stan’s Donuts closes doors for good amid coronavirus outbreak

The owner of the iconic Stan’s Donuts, which has been a staple in Westwood for 55 years, announced he has closed the sweet eatery for good amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Face coverings mandate for essential business workers, customers in several SoCal cities now in effect

People working in and visiting businesses deemed essential during the coronavirus pandemic in Los Angeles and several other Southland cities will be required to wear face coverings starting Friday, which can be done by wearing clothing such as scarves, shirts and others.

Homeless shelter staffer dies of COVID-19, first known case on Skid Row 

Los Angeles County health officials made the somber announcement on Thursday that a staffer at a homeless shelter had died of the coronavirus.

Long Beach PD officer concerned about COVID-19 protection

A 26-year veteran of the Long Beach Police Department is worried officers on patrol don’t have the right gear to keep them safe from coronavirus.

KCOP Ch. 13 to broadcast Sunday mass service at 10 a.m.

FOX 11 was proud to announce on Thursday that our sister station KCOP Channel 13 will carry 10 a.m. English-language mass live from the Cathedral of our Lady of the Angels, for the next three Sundays.

Social distancing may be here to stay

Some experts in California believe data shows the state is getting closer to flattening the curve, but flattening the curve could mean social distancing for months longer.

LA Sheriff's Department starts COVID-19 task force to test deputies

In the pouring rain, wearing a mask and gloves, L.A. County Sheriff’s Sgt. Doug Murakami drops off a COVID-19 test kit at the front door of a deputy who thinks he might have coronavirus.

LA shines blue bright in support for health care workers battling COVID-19

The sound of cheers echo out and flashing lights all from the balconies of the high rises in downtown Los Angeles as the city of angels goes blue -- a tribute to the angels on the front lines in the fight against COVID-19.

Princess Cruise Lines sued in LA over coronavirus outbreak

An elderly couple who tested positive for the coronavirus after traveling on a cruise ship now at the center of a criminal probe filed a negligence lawsuit against Princess Cruise Lines Thursday in federal court in Los Angeles.

50 National Guard members to provide humanitarian aid to Long Beach

Fifty members of the California National Guard 315th Company are scheduled to arrive in Long Beach Friday to provide the city with humanitarian aid during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Actor Brad Garrett admires local teenager's coronavirus mask making efforts

Joie Littman is 16-years-old. She goes to Calabasas High School and is helping in this public health crisis by making face masks for first responders, hospital workers and family friends like actor Brad Garrett. I talked to both.

Eviction notices during COVID-19 pandemic, what you need to know

The city of Los Angeles issued a temporary moratorium stopping landlords from evicting renters affected by COVID-19 loss of income. So how come people are still getting eviction notices?

Newsom loans 500 ventilators to other states as Riverside County waits for ventilators

The Governor of California is loaning 500 ventilators to other states, while some counties here at home are still waiting for ventilators, in preparation for next week’s expected surge in coronavirus cases.