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Coronavirus: Updates Updated Published January 15, 2021 3:10 PM A group of masked pedestrians cross through the Wilshire Vermont intersection in Koreatown. Chava Sanchez/LAist About one in three people in the county has been infected with COVID-19 since the pandemic began, according to new estimates this week from L.A. County's DHS COVID-19 modeling team. That adds up to more than 3 million of the county's 10 million residents having the coronavirus at some point, more than triple the amount of confirmed cases reported by the county so far ( 989,928 total). Why the discrepancy? The new esti...

Coronavirus: Updates Updated Published January 15, 2021 3:10 PM A group of masked pedestrians cross through the Wilshire Vermont intersection in Koreatown. Chava Sanchez/LAist About one in three people in the county has been infected with COVID-19 since the pandemic began, according to new estimates this week from L.A. County's DHS COVID-19 modeling team. That adds up to more than 3 million of the county's 10 million residents having the coronavirus at some point, more than triple the amount of confirmed cases reported by the county so far ( 989,928 total). Why the discrepancy? The new esti...

Morning Brief: LAUSD Sued Published An example of what an LAUSD classroom could look like. Chava Sanchez/LAist Good morning, L.A. My colleague Kyle Stokes reports that Beutner’s announcement came just three months after a small number of high-risk students – including those with special education needs, English learners, foster youth and homeless children – were welcomed back into the classroom. Calling the current status of the pandemic “dangerous,” Beutner added that the district “will not reopen schools [for any students] until it’s safe and appropriate to do so." The group...