Jessica P. Ogilvie

There’s a lot of long-term planning to be done when it comes to education, particularly early childhood education.

Amid the city, county and state’s coronavirus surge, both L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti and California Governor Gavin Newsom have announced new stay-at-home orders.

On the heels of Tuesday’s record-setting 7,593 new cases of coronavirus in L.A. County, another 5,987 new positive tests were announced yesterday.

Restaurants, bars, wineries and breweries have taken hit after hit from coronavirus-related restrictions.

On the first day of a rare coroner’s inquest, four L.A. County Sheriff’s department employees invoked their Fifth Amendment right in the death of 18-year-old Andres Guardado at the hands of a sheriff’s deputy.

Today, another stay-at-home order takes effect for L.A. County.

Today’s numbers bring the total number of cases to 383,275, and the total number of deaths to 7,580.

Stay safe, stay healthy.

Yesterday’s meeting of the L.A. County Board of Supervisors was Ground Zero for yet another battle over coronavirus-related closures.

A lot of restaurant owners are already hanging on by a thread.

L.A. County officials made good on their plan to increase restrictions if COVID-19 cases kept rising.

Eateries in L.A. County will only be able to offer food and drinks to go.