COVID-19

Yes, California is slated to lift most of its coronavirus safety restrictions this coming Tuesday — but that doesn't mean the pandemic is over: L.A. County health officials anticipate a slight uptick in cases as the state reopens, and urge people to keep taking precautions.

We've been living in a pandemic world for over a year now. Here’s how to ease back into a social life.

A contract worker is accused of stealing hundreds of blank vaccine cards from a COVID-19 vaccination center at the Pomona Fairplex.

The site is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday, no appointments are needed.

New emergency rules passed by California’s workplace safety agency will keep a mask requirement at most worksites past June 15.

But masking may stick around for a while for workers who deal with the public.

It’s part of Gov. Newsom's "Vax for the Win" incentive program, but the cash money isn’t the only prize.

Since vaccinations began in December, the county has recorded just 933 breakthrough cases, according to health officials.

After hours of public comment, California’s workplace safety board decided to wait to change coronavirus regulations.

Five months after COVID-19 shots began being offered, less than half of eligible people in L.A. County are fully vaccinated.

California will wait to implement the new CDC mask guidance for four weeks.

Gov. Newsom’s proposal would have to clear the legislature — but the teachers' union is open to it.