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It’s an effort to build up a reserve army of backup doctors, nurses and other medical care specialists who can be called up to replace frontline providers when they get overwhelmed by surging caseloads or become sick themselves.
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On Sunday, the pastor of Cross Culture Christian Center in Lodi, Calif., was greeted by several police officers in the parking lot about an hour before he intended to hold an in-person service despite coronavirus restrictions.
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In this historic moment, the free world is led by a man whose greatest talent is to divide, mock, insult, alienate.
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In a settlement with the Los Angeles city attorney’s office, Yikon Genomics must pull its unauthorized product from the market and refund anyone who bought it.
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Coronavirus: Outbreak at Riverside nursing home sickens 30 patients
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The quakes hit at 2:07 p.m. and 3:37 p.m. Sunday in a mountainous area south of Palm Springs where a magnitude 4.9 quake and several aftershocks were recorded Friday.
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Trump said he would be watching the livestream Palm Sunday church service of Pastor Greg Laurie, of Harvest Christian Fellowship in Riverside.
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A magnitude 4.4 earthquake was reported at 12:20 p.m. Sunday 60 miles from Clovis, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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The Judicial Council also is set to vote to suspend evictions and foreclosures and allow for the expansion of court hearings held by video or telephone.
State Laws, Politics & Policy
Landlords in Los Angeles are pushing tenants to agree to repayment plans far more onerous than what’s required under new laws passed to prevent evictions.
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Landlords who must continue to maintain their properties cannot go without rental income indefinitely; Newsom’s eviction delay policy recognizes that.
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After nursing schools warned state officials that thousands of nursing students were in jeopardy of not graduating, the state has changed the rules.
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The announcement comes as California continues to see dramatic increases in people hospitalized with the coronavirus, with 2,300 patients in the state. Another 3,267 people hospitalized are suspected of having COVID-19, but are awaiting testing results.
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How can someone socially distance when they’re living with dozens of other people?
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After the collapse of a nearly 30-year partnership with the maker of the world-famous Sriracha sauce and a multimillion-dollar lawsuit with the company, Craig Underwood is still betting on his farm’s peppers.
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On Sunday, the pastor of Cross Culture Christian Center in Lodi, Calif., was greeted by several police officers in the parking lot about an hour before he intended to hold an in-person service despite coronavirus restrictions.
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Los Angeles County has now recorded more than 130 deaths related to the coronavirus. Nearly 1,400 infections were reported over the last 48 hours as the number of people tested rose to 31,000.
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It’s an effort to build up a reserve army of backup doctors, nurses and other medical care specialists who can be called up to replace frontline providers when they get overwhelmed by surging caseloads or become sick themselves.
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Coronavirus: Outbreak at Riverside nursing home sickens 30 patients
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The virus could be carried to the ocean in runoff and then kicked into the air by the surf, a Scripps scientist says.
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In this historic moment, the free world is led by a man whose greatest talent is to divide, mock, insult, alienate.
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Officials are alarmed at the coronavirus spread among residents and staff in California nursing homes and assisted-living centers.
Across California, thousands of families are now forced to care for severely disabled loved ones at home, including some with serious autism.
School from home is the new coronavirus reality. How are students and teachers doing?
The economic devastation from the coronavirus is threatening to end a revival of black-owned businesses in South L.A. just as it’s getting started.
Janet Broderick is an Episcopal priest in Beverly Hills and the sister of actor Matthew Broderick. She is also, now, a coronavirus survivor.
Crisis counselors at Didi Hirsch in Century City, whose job it is to reassure, now need some reassurance of their own — because the coronavirus knows no boundaries.
Los Angeles County on Saturday announced 28 additional deaths from COVID-19, the largest daily increase in the death toll yet.
UCLA’s total number of confirmed novel coronavirus cases among students and staff stands at 14, a figure that is twice the previous month’s number of cases.
County officials say they have few options as they try to quickly move people indoors amid fears that an outbreak among the homeless could further strain health systems.
California’s 420,000 farmworkers are working through the crisis. But language barriers and a lack of communication on the coronavirus put many at risk.
These are some of the unusual new scenes across the Southland in the age of the coronavirus outbreak.
As we all adjust to our new lives under the umbrella of the coronavirus, Los Angeles Times photographer Luis Sinco gives us a look at downtown Los Angeles with the spotlight on Broadway.
Even as people are told to stay home, many in Southern California seek out public spaces — beaches, hiking trails, sidewalks, parks — for relief.
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Coronavirus closures are giving school districts an opportunity to evaluate their online learning efforts and how important teachers are to those programs.
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Beyond business meetings and quarantine cocktail parties Zoom turns out to be an excellent video game platform. Students at the USC Game School have been leading the way in creating games.
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During coronavirus school closures PBS offers distance learning on TV and online for students.
Housing & Homelessness
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With many homeless services shuttered, an activist in the East Bay has organized food and medical supplies for people sleeping on the street and at risk of coronavirus.
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We’re interested in learning about the impact this has on your finances and ability to pay the mortgage on your rental property.
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Coronavirus in L.A. homeless community spreads, but so far no signs of clustering
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Have you applied for mortgage forbearance because of the coronavirus crisis? We’d like to hear your story.
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Have you told your landlord you are unable to pay rent because of the coronavirus? We’re interested in hearing about your experience.
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A magnitude 3.5 earthquake was reported Friday evening at 8:17 p.m. Pacific time six miles from Tehachapi, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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The 4.9 Southern California earthquake erupted along the San Jacinto fault system capable of large temblors.
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A magnitude 4.9 earthquake struck Friday evening in the mountains south of Palm Springs. Shaking could be felt around Los Angeles and the Coachella Valley.
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The quake hit off the coast of Kamchatka. Officials say it was strong enough to produce localized tsunamis.
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Rob McCoy, pastor of Godspeak Calvary Chapel, submitted his resignation, saying he planned to violate orders that deem churches nonessential.
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Los Angeles County has more than 5,300 coronavirus cases and has a death toll of 119 as of Saturday, officials said.
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As coronavirus cases in California prisons grow, a three-judge panel created to address prison overcrowding said the case must be considered in a different venue.
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The new order marks a dramatic escalation by county officials in their attempts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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A cold storm arriving in the L.A. area Sunday will provide significant and unseasonable precipitation
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The COVID-19 pandemic forces two sisters apart after nine decades
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Coronavirus: Here is the latest list of Orange County communities with confirmed cases
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