Tag: health
We Need to Flatten the Curve of Despair
Isolation can be deadly, but our lack of connection well predates the COVID-19 crisis
With Public Schools Closed Until at Least January, Superintendent Austin Beutner Lashes Out
LAUSD's top exec questions the region's progress in combating COVID-19, saying students’ futures are being imperiled
How Quickly Will L.A.’s Booming Coffee Shop Culture Bounce Back?
It’s been months since people have been able to congregate in the city’s go-to gathering spots, but local coffee entrepreneurs are confident the ”coffice” will soon be more essential than ever
Will Angelenos Still Go Costume Crazy for a COVID-19 Halloween?
Halloween parties and trick-or-treating are off, but local costume shops are betting the virus won't stop people from dressing up
Stephen Miller, Architect of Trump’s Immigration Policy, Tests Positive for COVID-19
The Santa Monica High School graduate is reportedly one of 34 people in Trump's orbit who've tested positive
The Anguish of Saying Goodbye to a Pet During the Pandemic
Deciding to euthanize a pet is never easy, but the isolation and unease of lockdown makes it all the more agonizing
The Country’s Second-Largest Movie Theater Chain Is Shutting Down Indefinitely
As studios delay major releases, Regal Cinemas can't afford to keep its U.S. theaters open
Beloved Pasadena Bookstore Vroman’s Needs Help Weathering the Pandemic
The past few months have been the toughest in the store's 126-year history
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
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
