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Emily Henderson
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Former Assistant Producer
Stories by Emily Henderson
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It's the biggest percentage drop in sales since 2008.
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Fraudulent medical tests can return false negatives so people who don't know they're sick can potentially spread COVID-19.
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Certain businesses like hotels, airports and performance venues must give laid-off workers the opportunity to return to their jobs when they reopen.
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There's an even greater need for Spanish-speaking foster parents.
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Riverside's homeless solutions officer says large shelters aren't a good option for everyone, but the cabins could be.
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Some LAX workers say they don't have adequate training or equipment to protect themselves against the coronavirus.
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Southern California city and county leaders have voted to adopt an eight-year regional housing plan after pushback from some local cities.
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Most of the money from AB-3300 would be divided among local governments, including the city and county of Los Angeles.
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Precautions being taken include deferred entries for participants from countries most impacted by the outbreak so far.
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Law enforcement is investigating to find out who stuck white nationalist propaganda stickers on the headquarters for the Democratic Party of Orange County.
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Ed Massey says he will hand out thousands more tents if changes aren’t implemented by the city within a year.
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The spread of the coronavirus has dramatically reduced travel in places like China. Fewer plane and car trips means less demand for oil.