Jessica P. Ogilvie

L.A. County health officials Sunday announced 484 new cases of coronavirus and 18 new deaths, including three in the City of Long Beach.

As we’ve heard from many of you, the coronavirus is forcing everyone to alter their day-to-day lives in very particular ways.

In our Diary of L.A. series, we’ve asked you – our readers, listeners and fellow Angelenos – to make a video telling us how the coronavirus pandemic has affected your life.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has said that reopening child care centers will be critical to getting the California economy back up and running.

The objects we’re using during the pandemic mark the major change we’re experiencing collectively.

A small minority of locals are protesting the coronavirus lockdown as a violation of their liberty; meanwhile, some SoCal residents are worried about putting food on the table.

At Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, researchers continue their work testing remdesivir. And at USC, researchers are pursuing a theory about suppressing the immune system to fight the coronavirus.

Twitter weighed in on the shaking, with some users noting that adding earthquakes to the mix seemed like a little too much to deal with right now.

This brings the total number of confirmed cases in L.A. County to 25,677, and the confirmed number of deaths to 1,229 deaths.

Adam Sanchez was near the end of his freshman year at Cal State LA when he heard that students were being asked to move out because of coronavirus concerns.

After Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner interrupted Gov. Gavin Newsom’s press briefing on Wednesday to defend the county’s decision to keep its beaches open despite crowds of thousands over the weekend, Newsom responded by closing down all state and local beaches – in Orange County only.

As L.A. County’s coronavirus numbers continue to go up, concern is mounting over the safety of the incarcerated population.