Two L.A. City Employees Have Died From Coronavirus
The city employees have not been identified.
2026 is shaping up to be a year of city council candidates with problematic pasts.You may recall…
Audit Finds No Wrongdoing in L.A.’s Cannabis Licensing Process
Some people aren't so sure.
Coronavirus Testing in Los Angeles: Here’s What You Need to Know
So you’ve been coughing, you’re feverish, or maybe you know you’ve been exposed to COVID-19. How do you get tested?
A Santa Rosa officer has died from COVID-19. Is this just the beginning?
The tragic death has underscored the vulnerability of public safety officers and first responders.
Mitch Englander to Plead Guilty to Obstructing Corruption Probe
Former L.A. City Councilman Mitch Englander has agreed to plead guilty to one count of conspiring to falsify material facts in a federal corruption investigation.
Are You a Medical Professional Who Wants to Help Fight COVID-19? Los Angeles Wants to Hear From You.
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.
These Areas Are Expected to See the Biggest Job Losses
Americans are grappling with two intense fears—one physical (their health) and the other economic.
Defunct Hospitals to Be Repurposed for COVID-19 Patients
The State of California has entered into an agreement with Verity Health System of California, Inc. that will allow it to use two vacant hospitals as facilities for COVID-19 patients.
L.A. Halts Most Street Vending Amid Public Health Fears
The Los Angeles City Council passed a resolution Tuesday that effectively places a moratorium on most street vending within city limits to protect Angelenos from the spread of coronavirus.