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The proposals, drafted quickly in response to the rapid rise in confirmed cases of the virus, would provide needed funding to open two additional hospitals in California.
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Inside the suburban Sacramento offices of the state’s Office of Emergency Services, there are 13 task forces that have been assembled to focus on varying aspects of the rapidly evolving novel coronavirus crisis. -
California lawmakers attempting to help the state respond to the COVID-19 pandemic are grappling with whether to continue to meet as a legislative body or to adjourn temporarily to lessen the risk of virus spread inside the state Capitol.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom asked Californians older than 65 on Sunday to isolate themselves and told neighborhood bars and pubs to close amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Casinos, which often bring elderly people together in close proximity, present particular health challenges, especially during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Fearing the coronavirus outbreak and inspired by a similar occupation in Oakland, homeless residents moved into an El Sereno home owned by Caltrans.
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The action comes on the heels of the temporary closure of all schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District and schools in most of the state’s largest cities, some of which made the decision to close earlier this week.
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Coronavirus: Courts around California are curtailing many operations to prevent spread.
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To protect renters who get hit financially during the coronavirus outbreak, members of L.A.'s City Council plan to propose a temporary ban on evictions.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom issues an executive order that allows California to commandeer hotels and hospitals to treat patients with the coronavirus.
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Princess Cruises announces it will suspend cruises for 60 days amid questions about its handling of coronavirus outbreaks at sea.
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San Fernando Valley residents are shocked over allegations that former L.A. City Councilman Mitch Englander obstructed a federal investigation.
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Experts across the country are pleading with baby boomers to curtail their social exposure amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but that demographic is resistant to doing so.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom issued state guidelines strongly discouraging large group gatherings in an escalation of California’s response to the novel coronavirus.
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Already alarmed that California is falling short in issuing Real IDs to the millions who need them, state lawmakers now worry the efforts will be further hampered by the coronavirus outbreak, which they fear will discourage some people from visiting crowded DMV field offices.
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Stay at home as much as possible, officials say, but there are exceptions, like to go out and get food, pick up medicine, buy gas, go to the bank and check up on relatives.
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Health officials in six Bay Area counties ordered only essential services stay open, San Mateo’s mayor said. The order will last three weeks.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom calls for seniors and those with chronic medical conditions to isolate themselves. Mayor Eric Garcetti orders bars closed.
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Coronavirus has L.A. locked down: Here is what is closed, open and what officials are doing
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“Our decisions will determine the fate of our loved ones, the length of this crisis,” L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti said. “We need to take these steps to protect our city right now.”
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The lockdown aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus in the United States is growing — and, some economists say, could lead to an even sharper contraction than during the Great Recession.
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Runs on supermarkets, price gouging, canceled meetings and events — it seems like every day brings something new for consumers to worry about.
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There were two things in the narrative that brought back memories of that time and they are related. One was previously known, one was not.
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Ce Ce won the Grade 1 feature, but all the talk was about another great 3-year-old for trainer Bob Baffert, Charlatan.
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