Los Angeles County officials are urging residents to avoid grocery stores and pharmacies this week, if at all possible, as the state awaits its peak in coronavirus cases.
Some Local Governments Are Suspending Public Records Requests in Response to Coronavirus
Wed, 04/1/2020
They do so at great legal risk.
This is the Only School District Still Open in California. What Are Officials Thinking?
Wed, 04/1/2020
Superintendent Derrick Bravo said most of his students lack internet access and other at-home schooling tools. Their parents also lack childcare options.
Meet the 'Bay Area’s Dr. Fauci' — a Santa Clara Official Who May Have Saved Thousands of Lives
Wed, 04/1/2020
She engineered the Bay Area lockdown that started it all.
Experts Fret as COVID-19 Moves Into Rural Areas
Wed, 04/1/2020
“Let me say that again: People. Will. Die.”
New Dashboard Offers One-Stop Shop for COVID-19 Alerts in L.A. County
Wed, 04/1/2020
Los Angeles County officials have consolidated some of the most pertinent information on the coronavirus into a new County of Los Angeles COVID-19 Local Emergency Proclamations Dashboard.
Trump Administration to Create Coronavirus Risk Assessment for Counties
Mon, 03/30/2020
The Trump administration plans to introduce a risk assessment system that could guide social distancing requirements in counties throughout the country.
Are You a Medical Professional Who Wants to Help Fight COVID-19? Los Angeles Wants to Hear From You.
Mon, 03/30/2020
The city and county of Los Angeles have launched a recruitment portal for medical professionals who could assist a flood of patients with COVID-19.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2020 - 02:49
Legal
Wednesday, February 26, 2020 - 09:38
Los Angeles County will join San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa in cancelling millions of dollars in administrative fees charged to former convicts.
Policy
Wednesday, April 8, 2020 - 02:09
So you’ve been coughing, you’re feverish, or maybe you know you’ve been exposed to COVID-19. How do you get tested?
Finance
Monday, February 3, 2020 - 04:58
$2.86 million flowed into Santa Barbara County coffers last quarter as a result of commercial cannabis.