Sahil Kapur

When the going gets weird, put on a mask, and revel in it.

As coronavirus cases continue to rise in Southern California, there’s no telling when live music performances will come back.

California and Los Angeles have set records this week for the number of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. Officials are shutting down businesses again.

The government has tapped some city employees to do coronavirus contact tracing. But other Angelenos are volunteering to do it.

Billions are being spent to transition to online education that isn’t teaching our kids very much. What if we used that money to fight the pandemic?

In LA, Pacific Islanders are three times more likely than Latinos to contract coronavirus, with about 2500 per 100,000 taking ill. That’s according to LA County’s COVID-19 dashboard.

Six months into the pandemic, people are looking for masks that meet their personal styles and needs. Designers have come up with bedazzled coverings to printed logo masks.

LAUSD’s new fall semester begins in less than two weeks, and classes will be online.

Ken White and Josh Barro talk about “meat and potatoes” crimes, and what it means when you say the value of your pro bono legal counsel is unascertainable.