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LASD Closes Malibu Beach Parking Lots Amid Coronavirus Concerns

Beach parking lots are closed to prevent crowding and to allow for social distancing to help slow the spread of the new coronavirus.

LA Allows Restaurants To Deliver Alcohol And Bars Evictions

Evictions, utility cutoffs, and certain parking restrictions are out; cocktail deliveries are in during the coronavirus outbreak in LA.

UCI Starts Clinical Trial For Possible Coronavirus Drug

The antiviral drug remdesivir has promise, but "we need solid clinical data that indicates it improves outcomes for infected patients."

LA Rams Reveal New Logos To Cruel World

The Los Angeles Rams released new colors and two new logos Monday to mixed reviews.

Culver City Resident Dies From Coronavirus

The Culver City resident was the fifth person who died in Los Angeles County from the virus, health officials said.

$80 Hand Sanitizer? Turn In Scammers On Coronavirus Fraud Site

Squashing price-gougers and such scams as at-home COVID-19 test kits now are tasks of officials serving Los Angeles and Orange counties.

O.C. Bus Ridership Tanks Amid Coronavirus Woes

Accompanying the passenger drop for the Orange County Transportation Authority will be a fall-off in revenues, officials said.

LA County Coronavirus Cases Spike, Death Toll Reaches 7

The number of coronavirus cases spiked over the last 24 hours across the county, but several developments offer hope to the community.

LAUSD Schools To Stay Closed Through April

Los Angeles Unified Superintendent Austin Beutner announced the extended coronavirus closures through May 1.

South Bay Mayors Tests Positive For Coronavirus

A mayor and a former mayor both tested positive for the coronavirus in a sign that it is spreading through the South Bay community.

'Great American Takeout' Aims To Support CA Restaurants Tuesday

A coalition of restaurants is asking California residents to order in on Tuesday to support the industry during the coronavirus crisis.

2 Restaurants Go 'Old School' With Pop-Up Markets In O.C.

Due to coronavirus shutdowns, the eateries now sell milk, eggs, fruit, veggies, bread and pasta, along with their seafood & baked goods.

Medicare & Coronavirus: What You Need To Know

Don't fall prey to scammers taking advantage of pandemic, and also get the latest on telehealth, COVID-19 & possible vaccine coverage.

Beaches, Trail Access Closing In Laguna Beach Due To Coronavirus

Social-distancing aims jeopardized as many people, including some from inland cities, flocked to beaches and parks over weekend: officials

Community Mourns Long Beach Teacher Killed In Hit & Run

The 37-year-old social studies teacher was killed in a hit and run crossing the street at 7th Street and Ultimo Avenue.

Woman Killed When Car Overturns On I-5

The 29-year-old was ejected when her vehicle crashed and rolled repeatedly along the Santa Ana Freeway, officials said.

O.C. Man Who Died Following Assault Near Park ID'd

The Irvine resident was attacked by a group of people Saturday evening, police said.

O.C. Courthouses Close; Remote-Hearing Equipment Installed

The aim is to remotely hold hearings, with audio and video capabilities, to curb spread of coronavirus, Orange County officials said.

Rep. Torres Rejects Using Sheraton Fairplex As Quarantine Site

Los Angeles County health officials plan to use 244 rooms at the Pomona hotel to quarantine coronavirus patients.

Experts Urge Universal Vote-By-Mail Programs Amid Outbreak

States around the nation need to prepare for the reality of holding elections during the coronavirus outbreak.