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News about the novel coronavirus is moving quickly. This is Karen Kaplan, the science and medicine editor at Los Angeles Times.
My colleagues and I will be bringing you daily updates on COVID-19 from across Southern California and around the world. We aim to keep you informed with the latest news about the outbreak, the best ways to protect yourself and your family, and what you need to know to plan ahead — without fueling hysteria or panic. Tell us how we’re doing and
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California reports first coronavirus death, in Placer County; L.A. County declares emergencyCalifornia reports its first death related to coronavirus, in Placer County, and L.A. County declares a local health emergency.
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San Francisco has 2 coronavirus cases; 4 more cases reported in L.A. CountyIn California, COVID-19 has been reported in 12 counties and has sickened more than 50 people, some of whom have contracted the virus through community spread not connected to foreign travel.
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Los Angeles County declares coronavirus emergency with 6 new casesLos Angeles County has declared a local health emergency as COVID-19 spreads. The county has seven cases as of Wednesday morning.
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Los Angeles County Declares Health Emergency With New Coronavirus CasesThe Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and the L.A. County Department of Public Health declared a county health emergency Wednesday, as the county revealed six new cases of coronavirus, bringi…
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New coronavirus cases in Los Angeles, Orange County, other California communitiesNew coronavirus case confirmed in Los Angeles; patient in isolation
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Coronavirus live updates: Los Angeles County becomes 2nd to declare state of emergencyStaff wearing protective suits wiped down and disinfected trains at a station in Seoul amid coronavirus cases across South Korea. Authorities say the routine disinfection is done four to five times per day.
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