Thomas Curwen is an award-winning staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, where he has worked as editor of the Outdoors section, deputy editor of the Book Review and an editor at large for features. In 2020, he received the Meyer Berger Award from Columbia Journalism School for distinguished human interest reporting for a series of stories that followed eight residents of a homeless encampment into housing in South Los Angeles. In 2016, he was part of the team of Times reporters who won a Pulitzer for their work covering a terrorist attack in San Bernardino, and in 2008 he was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize for his story about a father and daughter who were attacked by a grizzly bear in Montana. He has received a Rosalynn Carter Fellowship for mental health journalism and was honored by the Academy of American Poets.
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Other churches were still trying to work out what the ruling that lifted California’s ban on indoor services meant for them.
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En 2020, podríamos ser testigos del nacimiento de estrellas en una galaxia lejana. Podríamos encontrar momentos de gracia. Pero poco podríamos hacer para alterar el curso del coronavirus.
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In 2020, we could witness stars being born in a distant galaxy. We could find moments of grace. But we could do little to alter the course of the coronavirus.
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El condado de Los Ángeles ha visto un aumento sin precedentes de casos de coronavirus. La región probablemente aún no ha alcanzado su punto máximo
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L.A. County has seen an unprecedented surge in coronavirus cases. The region probably has not yet hit its peak as people infected over Thanksgiving fall ill.
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Orange County argue that its coronavirus conditions are not as bad as in the hot zones and maintain the state should not treat them like L.A. County.
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El sur de California y el valle de San Joaquín serán objeto de una orden de permanencia en casa a partir de finales del domingo, ya que la capacidad de la UCI sigue cayendo en medio de un aumento de los casos de COVID-19.
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Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley will come under a stay-at-home order starting late Sunday, as ICU capacity continues to fall amid a surge in COVID-19 cases.
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Los organismos reguladores federales examinarán en diciembre las solicitudes de autorización de uso de emergencia de las vacunas contra el coronavirus presentadas por Pfizer y Moderna.
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Federal regulators will consider requests in December by Pfizer and Moderna for emergency use authorization for their coronavirus vaccines.