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Daily COVID-19 Cases Trending Downward Across Southern CaliforniaKey coronavirus metrics were trending downward Friday as Southern California counties reported their latest cases, deaths and hospitalizations.
Health Care Workers Struggle To Book Appointments To Receive Second Dose Of COVID VaccineA recent study found that California has the sixth-lowest rate of COVID-19 vaccine distribution at just 2.7 percent and now some health care workers say they're having a hard time getting their second dose.
Deputies Investigating After Body Found At Trash Processing Facility In PerrisDeputies with the Riverside County Sheriff's Department Friday were investigating after a body was found at a trash processing facility in Perris.
Laguna Woods Village Residents Begin Receiving COVID-19 VaccineOfficials are hopeful that COVID-19 hospitalizations and positivity rates will continue to trend downward as more Orange County residents and workers get vaccinated, including at Laguna Woods Village where 3,000 residents aged 75 and older are expected to get their first dose throughout the weekend.
California DOJ To Investigate LA County Sheriff's Department For Possible Civil Rights ViolationsThe state of California is launching a civil rights investigation of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD), the largest sheriff’s department in the United States, officials announced Friday.
Storm Watch: Calm Before The Winter StormIncoming storm system could pose a threat to those living near recent burn areas. Alex Biston reports.
Mega Millions Jackpot Soars To An Estimated $1 BillionFriday night’s Mega Millions jackpot has grown to an estimated $1 billion, making it the third-largest U.S. lottery prize of all time.
As Vaccination Efforts Continue, COVID Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Trending Downward In LAHealth officials also reported that more than 441,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered, including more than 352,000 first doses and 88,000 second doses. And though the supply remains limited — with only enough to vaccinate one in four people who are eligible — clinic sites appeared to be running much more smoothly.
