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California high schoolers are saying no thanks to reopened campuses and are staying home Paloma Esquivel and Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times May 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Panorama High School and Magnets drama teacher Patricia Francisco teaches on Zoom in her classroom where she has set-up stage lighting within the black-box theater in Panorama High School on Tuesday, May 6, 2021 in Los Angeles, CA. Two stage lights brighten her face as she speaks to her camera with stude...

On this edition of Your Call, we get an update from Uncuffed , KALW's audio journalism program in San Quentin and Solano prisons. March 11 marks one year

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA ‘Light at the end of tunnel’ or a small blip? Flattening COVID-19 numbers bring hope in California [Los Angeles Times :: BC-CORONAVIRUS-CALIF-:LA] Despite hospitals overflowing with patients, heartbreaking numbers of deaths and COVID-19 infection rates hovering at dangerous levels, there are some signs that the daily increase in the number of coronavirus cases is beginning to flatten in California. It may take a few more days or weeks to be assured of the trend ...

Despite hospitals overflowing with patients, heartbreaking numbers of deaths and COVID-19...

Despite hospitals overflowing with patients, heartbreaking numbers of deaths and COVID-19 infection rates hovering at dangerous levels, there are some signs that the daily increase in the number of coronavirus

COVID Puts L.A. County Medical System at ‘Point of Crisis’ The number of COVID patients in the county’s hospitals hit an all-time high Monday, and officials expect the situation to worsen in coming weeks as a new surge of people who were infected during the holidays become ill. by Luke Money, Rong-gong Lin II, Soumya Karlamangla and Andrew J. Campa / January 6, 2021 TNS (TNS) - The coronavirus crisis battering Los Angeles County’s ...

LOS ANGELES — The coronavirus crisis battering Los Angeles County’s medical system is reaching increasingly desperate levels, with health care providers running low on equipment, ambulance operators being told not to bring patients who have virtually no chance of survival to hospitals, a