Jessica P. Ogilvie

Of the 24 people who died, 16 were over the age of 65, 4 were between the ages of 41 to 65 and 3 were between the ages of 18 to 40.

Many Angelenos are doubling down on their work to meet the challenge that COVID-19 presents.

"There's no stopping the crop,” said Soren Bjorn of Driscoll's. “You cannot hit pause."

The immediate shock of the coronavirus pandemic is slowly fading, making way for another looming concern; the long-term economic effects, and what can be…

What do you do if you see someone who isn't complying with city and state orders?

Most days, the biggest news about the coronavirus is told in numbers: Confirmed cases, deaths, ventilators, recoveries. And in the midst of them, thousands of little stories are playing out each day, too.

Today’s big news has us sitting right where we are.

The notion of generational bad blood has been a hot topic for years now, but the truth is, most of us actually want one another to be well.

Comedian Ronny Chieng tackles the pressing issues of the day with "Take Two" host A Martínez.

It’s quickly becoming clear that the pandemic will be yet another angle from which we can see the city’s stark racial and socioeconomic disparities.

County officials are asking Angelenos to brace for what will likely be a difficult week.

Catch up on the weekend news.