DAILY TRACKER: Updates on L.A. County’s COVID-19 Cases
The latest on confirmed cases in the region
When Comedian Laurie Kilmartin’s Mom Was Dying of COVID-19, She Tweeted Her Way Through the Pain
Kilmartin's funny, raw dispatches illuminated the bizarre experience of losing someone to a pandemic
L.A. Begins a Tougher Crackdown on Pandemic Partiers
Owners who rent out lavish homes for events could see utilities cut, permits yanked, and other punishments
COVID-19 Is Already Canceling Halloween at SoCal Theme Parks
Disneyland’s Oogie Boogie Bash, Knott’s Scary Farm, and Universal's Halloween Horror Nights are all dead in the water
How Public Transit Riders Are Managing Their Metro Commutes During the Pandemic
Commuting by bus or train during the coronavirus era can be complicated, but passengers are looking to each other for a little consideration
Disneyland Employees Want Daily COVID Testing, but the Company Shot Down the Idea
According to union reps, at least one Downtown Disney employee has tested positive since the district reopened last month
These Products Promise to Keep You Safe from Unseen Threats—Are They Worthwhile?
As the pandemic and social unrest inspire people to invest in everything from biohazard suits to countersurveillance wands, we asked the experts what's practical and what's paranoia
Is It OK to Eat at a Restaurant During the Pandemic?
We asked an ethics expert for guidance on dining out, ordering grocery delivery, and more
A Local Coffee Shop Says It Was Hacked After Anti-Mask Mandate Tweet Ruffles Feathers
The Bourgeois Pig apologized for a "third party" posting in favor of voluntary mask wearing
The Union Says No Way to Teachers Broadcasting Lessons from Empty Classrooms
United Teachers Los Angeles rejected an "unacceptable" plan to have teachers instruct virtually from the classroom