Jackie Fortiér

With one in four Californians living here, L.A. County accounted for about 45% of new cases reported in the state Thursday.

Los Angeles joins the state of California and New York City in mandating vaccine proof for workers.

New COVID-19 testing requirements will go into place as the delta variant continues to spread rapidly.

One in five positive COVID-19 tests reported in June in L.A. County were among fully vaccinated people.

L.A. County health officials are reinstating the mask mandate for everyone — regardless of vaccination status — starting Saturday at midnight.

The sensors are distributed around the city in different socioeconomic areas.

Health officials reported more than 500 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, the highest number since mid-April.

Los Angeles County health officials are now recommending that everyone, regardless of their vaccination status, should wear a face mask while in public places indoors due to the rapidly spreading Delta variant.

Fewer people are rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated, as a new coronavirus strain accounts for more cases.

Vaccinated sections and capacity limits are a thing of the past. As indoor mega events return to L.A., you still need to stay safe.

The death rate among Black Angelenos is still four times higher than the death rate among Asians and two times higher than the death rate among whites.

Vaccinated Californians soon won’t need to wear a mask at work. The state’s workplace safety agency passed the new rules Thursday.