Jackie Fortiér

"Our obligation first and foremost is to meet the needs of those who need a test before those who want one."

L.A. County's guidelines on who should get tested have changed in the last week, to prioritize the most vulnerable and hardest-hit communities.

LA County has reassigned all its contact tracers to COVID-19.

L.A. County is ramping up the number of contact tracers, but that work is being hindered because of delays in getting test results from labs.

Hospitals are preparing to turn areas like emergency rooms into COVID-19 treatment areas.

More than 40% of people who have tested positive for the coronavirus in Orange County live in Santa Ana and Anaheim, even though these cities make up just over 20% of the county's total population.

After we got an email from someone who said they were unable to book a test, we checked it out ourselves.

A Long Beach ophthalmologist posted on Instagram that he would treat protesters for free. Hundreds took him up on the offer.

"This is just more little bits of injustice that people are feeling if they're peacefully protesting, and they're getting hurt."

The use of tear gas by law enforcement in Los Angeles during protests this weekend may lead to more cases of COVID-19, experts said. “During this time…

The inspector general will be selected by July 1, and is expected to begin studying ways to improve the county’s monitoring and oversight.

Their dad died from COVID-19. They blame the nursing home where he lived.