Jessica P. Ogilvie

L.A. County public health officials have confirmed 18 new deaths and 3,322 new cases, with 16 in the city of L.A. and two in Pasadena and Long Beach.

The contradictory coronavirus messages keep coming.

Many Americans probably hadn’t heard of so-called “wet markets” until recently.

Never miss a morning briefing. Subscribe today to get our A.M. newsletter delivered to your inbox.Coronavirus is roaring back into L.A. with a vengeance,…

Data on police use of force is notoriously hard to come by. But in an investigation for LAist, Aaron Mendelson found and broke down the numbers — and his report should surprise exactly no one.

KPCC producer Austin Cross has been writing a series of essays on race and journalism. In his latest, he tackles his own journey of learning what it means to truly amplify Black voices.

Despite the cancellation of public fireworks, this weekend still saw displays exploding in neighborhoods across the city – as many of us probably know firsthand.

L.A. County health officials confirmed 7,232 new cases of COVID-19 for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Friday marks the highest report of new cases to date with 3,187.

This weekend is the 4th of July, but overwhelming sentiment on social media says that the holiday is essentially canceled as protests against America’s deeply entrenched racism continue.

Yesterday was a big day for police reform in L.A., as City and County officials took first steps towards allocating less money to law enforcement and more towards underserved communities.

Today, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti hosted a public meeting with local business leaders to announce expanded measures the city plans to take towards racial equity reform.

The mysterious death of a young Black man hearkens back to the area’s entrenched racism.