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Give food, check in on a neighbor: Small acts of service can curb depression this pandemic Thanksgiving
Daily Dose"Doing things for others is enormously powerful to us and of course to others. I don't just mean like working in a food bank or a homeless shelter.
Boyle Heights nonprofit feeds undocumented restaurant workers during pandemic Thanksgiving
CoronavirusThe nonprofit No Us Without You has been helping undocumented restaurant employees. They’re now serving more than 1,300 families.
‘Tacos will prevail’: How LA’s street vendors persevere in the time of COVID
Los AngelesWe’ve heard a lot about the impact the pandemic has had on restaurants — and the challenges of adjusting to the new curfews and health orders.
How high school students participated in 2020 election by staffing vote centers
Election 2020Even before the election, the president was questioning the legitimacy of the voting process. Now, as votes are still being counted, we're watching democracy in action.
From East LA to Beverly Hills, Angelenos were active on Election Day
Election 2020Following an unprecedented election season, defined not only by its long primary season but a global pandemic, the day after the election has arrived.
Without family support, seniors who are trying to vote face new challenges posed by COVID
Daily DoseIn California, more than 4.5 million voters have already returned their mail-in ballots. Over a third of those ballots are from voters ages 65 and up. According to Dr.
Californians bought more than 100,000 new guns in early months of the pandemic
CaliforniaUC Davis researchers found that about 110,000 new firearms were purchased statewide through mid-July.
Red County Blue County: Will the pandemic send more LA expats to Bakersfield?
Red County, Blue CountyThe coronavirus pandemic has thrown the door wide open to where some of us can live.
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Local ER doctor on why hospital workers are upset about the public’s behavior during COVID
CoronavirusMany people are feeling COVID fatigue. They’re fed up with having to stay inside and perhaps giving up their holidays with friends and family.
Why you shouldn’t delay getting a mammogram, colonoscopy or regular checkup during COVID pandemic
Health & WellnessBecause of COVID-19, about 40% of adults are canceling or postponing their regular medical appointments, according to the Centers for Disease Control .
COVID vaccines are a few weeks away. What is LA County’s distribution plan?
CoronavirusPfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca are likely a couple of weeks away from receiving FDA approval. Governor Gavin Newsom says the first vaccines could be administered before Christmas.
