Latest coronavirus headlines from Marina Del Rey, Los Angeles County and across California: CA National Guard Activated Amid COVID-19 Testing Shortages; 1 In 10 LAUSD Students COVID Positive; LA Sees 43K Cases In A Day;

Chatsworth, Los Angeles County and across California: CA National Guard Activated Amid COVID-19 Testing Shortages; 1 In 10 LAUSD Students COVID Positive; LA Sees 43K Cases In A Day; Omicron Surge Prompts Culver City Council To Go Virtual;

Los Angeles County set another daily record with 45,584 positive COVID-19 tests on Sunday, continuing a winter surge in transmission driven by the omicron variant.

Aside from the wondrous spectacle of Stephen Curry and Draymond Green going against Kevin Durant and James Harden, this would be the Warriors, with Klay Thompson back in the lineup, and the Nets, so undeniably magnificent when Kyrie Irving dons the uniform.

The number of COVID-positive patients in Los Angeles County hospitals has risen to 3,364, according to the latest state figures out Sunday. The number of those patients in intensive care was 435 — up from 411 Saturday,

A new drive-thru COVID-19 testing center for Los Angeles County residents will open Monday in the City of Industry, part of a push by county officials to increase testing capacity amid surging demand.

Scientists tracking two local mountain lion populations, one in the Mountains and another in the Santa Anas, have identified the first reproductive signs of inbreeding among these groups, which are cut off from breeding options by busy freeways.

It's not often you can connect 'Days of Our Lives' to Rage Against the Machine. But thanks to Galen Gering, you can do that now.

Brent became my first gay role model. We remained friends long after we each left our jobs at the furniture retailer, even after he and Frank moved to Colorado in 2005. Over the last few years, Brent was involved in a lawsuit against a former public employer that he alleged had discriminated against him because of his sexuality.

According to the National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health "About 40% of people aged 65 or older have age associated memory impairment—in the United States, about 16 million people. Only about 1% of them will progress to dementia each year.