Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has announced that the City is now expanding its free coronavirus (COVID-19) testing. Previously, only those who were displayed symptoms and were either over 65 years old or had underlying health conditions could sign up for the test. The City has now lifted these restrictions, though priority will still be given to those who are over 65 or have underlying health conditions.
Read MoreThe Centers for Disease Controls and Prevention (CDC) has issued new guidelines on coronavirus (COVID-19) protection, and is now recommending the use of cloth face coverings in public settings to help prevent the spread of the virus.
Read MoreLos Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has announced the City will begin Coronavirus (COVID-19) testing for high-risk residents. Only those who are experiencing symptoms and 65 years or older, those with symptoms and have underlying health conditions, and those who are under a mandatory 14 day quarantine period due to a confirmed COVID-19 exposure (with more than 7 days of quarantine remaining) may be eligible for testing.
Read MoreLos Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced on Sunday evening that the City would be adopting stricter "Safer at Home" measures following residents' failure to heed social distancing mandates.
Read MoreLos Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has issued an emergency "Safer at Home" order. The order, which will go into effect on Thursday, May 19 at 11:59 p.m., mandates that all individuals living in the City of Los Angeles must remain at home or at their place of residence unless engaged in "essential activities."
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