‘They’re All Remarkable’: An Expert Answers Our Questions About the COVID-19 Vaccines
With Johnson & Johnson's one-dose option poised to hit the market, Dr. David Agus of USC's Keck School of Medicine weighs in on the latest
Wealthy, White People Are Using Vaccine Access Codes Meant for Underserved Communities
A state program intended to address inequity in the vaccine rollout has reportedly been exploited
A Pasadena Company Has Developed a Fast, Cheap, At-Home COVID Test–but the FDA Has Been Slow to Approve
Innova’s rapid test kits are being shipped off to 20 countries, but haven’t yet received approval to be sold in the U.S.
COVID Conditions Have Improved, but Staffers at This East L.A. Hospital Aren’t Letting Down Their Guard
After a devastating months-long surge, doctors and nurses at East Los Angeles Doctors Hospital grapple with the loss and grief left in its wake
Is Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine Out of Turn Ethical?
Low-risk vaccine line jumpers are finding creative ways to get those coveted shots. Is there any harm in it? Ethicists and health experts weigh in
The Drumbeat to Open L.A. Schools Is Getting Louder. Here’s When and How That Will Happen
Superintendent Austin Beutner talks about infection rates, health protocols, and his 60-day goal
What Is Causing the Decline in L.A. COVID-19 Cases?
Rates of new infections and hospitalizations have fallen far from their winter peaks, but we still have a long way to go
Here’s What You Need to Know About When and How to Get a COVID Vaccination in L.A.
A quick primer on who's eligible, how to make an appointment, and more
Winter Getaway in Big Bear? Officials Say to Be COVID Cautious
New cases of the more contagious U.K. coronavirus strain have been found in the quiet mountain town
The Dodger Stadium Anti-Vaxxers Vow to Continue Being a Nuisance
The conspiracy theorists who were part of last weekend's demonstration and other recent anti-science, anti-government displays tell the L.A. Times they aren't done with the disruptions