Sharon McNary

Sharon McNary, covering her first in-person event since the stay-at-home orders went into effect, wore one her N-95 masks to be, as she said "safe-ish."

How fire-resistant pants, shirts and bandanas were repurposed to make masks.

The DWP cut up new fire-resistant clothing to relieve a shortage of mask-making fabric.

Road crews can work faster when fewer people are driving but less traffic could translate to less money for future repairs.

Road crews can work faster when fewer people are driving, but less traffic could translate to less money for future repairs.

Pasadena's Chalk Festival has been cancelled, but that isn't stopping local artists expressing themselves.

With gas prices through the floor, hot dogs, donuts and Slurpees are keeping gas stations in business.

Crude oil tankers parked offshore have no place to unload and Angelenos aren't filling their tanks

Air travel has plummeted by more than 90 percent at some local airports.

We've gotten more than 1,500 COVID-19 related questions and this is one we've heard a lot.

With very few exceptions, water treatment systems kill off the virus that causes COVID-19.

The LA Times on Thursday advised staff of the Burbank Leader, the Glendale News-Press and the La Cañada Valley Sun that they would lose their jobs effective May 16. The Times has made cutbacks due to the COVID-19 crisis.