Tag: COVID-19
Local Students Are Making Sure the Tiniest Angelenos Are Safe from COVID-19
Tiffany Chang and her cousin Christie Huang developed a bitty face shield for newborns in local hospitals
Rent Prices Are Falling in Some of the City’s Swankiest Buildings
As the market for affordable apartments tightens, rents at some of L.A.’s toniest addresses are dropping
L.A.’s Servers Say Tipping Is Way Down During the Pandemic
Restaurant workers who rely on tips to make a living are dealing with reduced customer flow—and reduced generosity
Researchers Think the Coronavirus May Have Been in L.A. Well Before the First Case Was Ever Reported
In the months leading up to the pandemic, UCLA medical facilities saw an uptick in patients complaining of a cough
What’s Being Done to Protect California Farmworkers from COVID-19? Not Enough, Experts Say
The people who pick our food are still among the most vulnerable to the pandemic—and safety recommendations rather than health mandates aren't stemming the tide
L.A. Restaurants That Have Closed Amid the Pandemic: Dominique Ansel Bakery, Preux & Proper, and More
A running list of permanent closures across the region
Red Ink: How Tattoo Artists Are Getting By During the Pandemic
From visiting clients’ homes to crossing state lines, local tattooers have had to get creative to make ends meet and avoid punishment
Someone on ‘The Batman’ Set Came Down with COVID—and Sources Say It’s Robert Pattinson
Set for a 2021 release date, the latest Batman reboot has halted production
In Need of Space for Outdoor Dining, These Local Restaurants Got Creative
From Silver Lake to Culver City, a bunch of L.A. parking lots have become surprisingly cool al fresco dining spots
To Survive COVID-19, the Jewish High Holidays Go Virtual—or Outdoors—Across L.A.
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur gatherings will be more about filling screens than seats this year, but some synagogues are still opting for in-person services