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Brian Frank
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Former Editor, Digital and Special Projects
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For the first of our 'Diary of LA' series, film production and journalism teacher Roy Lansdown reflects on the old chestnut: "May you live in interesting times."
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Everyone has a story to tell. We invite you to tell yours, and we've made it even easier to do so.
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So far we've received more than a dozen submissions. Help us tell the story of L.A.!
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L.A. County's public health director warned that reopening will be gradual and that the public should be 'prepared that there will be new normals.'
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Drivers now join the ranks of those considered critical frontline workers who can get tested for free even if they have no symptoms of COVID-19.
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Reopening safely will happen slowly, and be punctuated with frequent testing and reassessments, the mayor told us.
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The coronavirus is now killing more people every day than coronary heart disease, emphysema, COPD, or flu, which are the other leading causes of death locally.
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This is the story of L.A. in a time of social distancing, in a time of economic devastation, in a time of illness. We want your help to chronicle it.
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The state had procured nearly 11,000 rooms. A partnership with Motel 6 announced today puts it over the top.
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To return to normal, we need to have these five things.
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Gun shops tried to get a pass on the city's closure of "nonessential businesses." A judge shut them down for a second time.
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Projections forecast hospitalizations in L.A. peaking Friday and deaths on Sunday.
