LOS ANGELES- For the third day in a row, the number of positive results tests for COVID-19 rose in Los Angeles County. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH) confirmed 50 new deaths and 1,824 new cases. Some of the new cases reported are from a backlog of test results. To date, LACDPH has identified 51,562 positive cases of COVID-19 across all areas of LA County, and a total of 2,290 deaths.
L.A. County Beaches to Reopen Wednesday After Unprecedented Closure
12.05.2020 - 16:34 / hollywoodreporter.com
After an unprecedented closure, Los Angeles County officials are preparing to open the coastline up for active use beginning Wednesday. The move, announced Monday afternoon via the county's official Twitter account, had been anticipated but comes with restrictions.
There will be no sitting or sunbathing and cloth face masks must be worn when visitors are out of the water or near others. A few hours earlier, L.A.
County Department of Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer revealed at the
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thewrap.com
30.05.2020 / 00:27
LA County Restaurants, Hair Salons, Barbershops Can Reopen
L.A. County’s restaurants, hair salons and barbershops have been given the green light from the state to reopen, California Gov. Gavin Newsom and local officials announced on Friday.
variety.com
29.05.2020 / 21:25
L.A. County Approved to Reopen Restaurants, Hair Salons
By Ellise Shafer
deadline.com
26.05.2020 / 02:41
L.A. County Coronavirus Update: 1,000+ New Cases But Only A Dozen Deaths As Some Restrictions Lifted
By Erik Pedersen
deadline.com
24.05.2020 / 00:49
LA County Coronavirus Cases, Deaths Tick Upward, But Officials Claim Numbers Trending In Right Direction
By Bruce Haring
losangelesblade.com
23.05.2020 / 07:59
COVID-19 Daily; LA begin to reopen as US Justice Department warns Garcetti
LOS ANGELES – Angelenos are preparing to venture out for the Memorial Day weekend as Los Angeles County officials announced Friday that they have reopened beach bike paths and are allowing indoor mall curbside pickups and some car parades. Officials stressed that facial masks must be worn and social distancing must also be adhered to.
deadline.com
22.05.2020 / 02:57
L.A. County Passes Grim Milestone Of 2,000 Coronavirus-Related Deaths
By Tom Tapp
hollywoodreporter.com
16.05.2020 / 05:25
L.A. County Coronavirus Update: Recovery Dashboard Launched to Monitor Progress
An additional 47 people have died in Los Angeles County from COVID-19 illness over the past 24 hours for a total of 1,755 deaths thus far in the pandemic, it was announced Friday. With residents having increased access to testing in recent weeks, more than 282,000 residents have been tested and 11 percent have tested positive.
hollywoodreporter.com
15.05.2020 / 07:21
L.A. County Coronavirus Update: 51 Additional Deaths, Decline in Hospitalizations
An additional 51 people have died in Los Angeles County from COVID-19 illness over the past 24 hours for a total of 1,709 deaths thus far in the pandemic, it was announced Thursday. One individual who died was an inmate at the Terminal Island federal prison, the eighth person there to fall victim to the coronavirus.
hollywoodreporter.com
14.05.2020 / 14:37
L.A. County Public Health Director Issues New Order Allowing for More Retail to Reopen
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer on Wednesday issued a new health officer order allowing for “lower-risk businesses,” including more retailers, to open for curbside or door side pickup and delivery.
deadline.com
12.05.2020 / 02:19
L.A. County Coronavirus Update: L.A. Beaches To Reopen On Wednesday
By Tom Tapp
hollywoodreporter.com
09.05.2020 / 20:05
L.A. County Coronavirus Update: 51 More Deaths as Positive Cases Top 30,000
As florists, golf courses and trails open across Los Angeles County today, Public Health director Dr. Barbara Ferrer remained cautiously optimistic about moving into phase two of the area’s COVID-19 recovery plan.