Coronavirus Pandemic

Coronavirus infections are accelerating in Pakistan, and overwhelmed hospitals are forced to turn away patients

Authorities in India are concerned that a spike in poaching could kill not only endangered tigers and leopards but also species these carnivores depend upon to survive.

The World Health Organization has reported the largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases by its count, at more than 183,000 new cases in the latest 24 hours.

Foreign visitors are vital to many European economies, which are clamoring — and competing — for tourists to return as coronavirus lockdowns ease.

As the coronavirus spreads deeper across America, it is ravaging Latino communities from the mid-Atlantic to the Southwest.

District data and survey responses reveal a disappointing semester for L.A. community college students, many of whom lacked access to technology, quiet study space and basic needs.

Health officials say the total in new cases is not the best measure of community spread because of aggressive levels of new testing. They point to other metrics they say shows that the local outbreak has stabilized.

Los Angeles County public health officials on Sunday reported 1,784 new cases of the coronavirus and 11 related deaths.

Orange County reported its highest one-day total of new coronavirus cases for the second day in a row Sunday.

In a Facebook post Saturday, the mayor of a Northern California city lashed out at Gov. Gavin Newsom’s order requiring face coverings. Other places are saying they don’t have resources to enforce the ban.

Government watchdogs say more transparency is needed to get an accurate picture of which small businesses received loans from a $600-billion-plus coronavirus aid program, and who was left out.

CEO Adam Aron previously said AMC would not require masks in all its movie theaters as the chain plans to reopen most locations July 15.

California’s jobless rate barely budged in May, edging down to 16.3% from 16.4%, as employers continued to shed jobs.

California’s insurers seem to hope the coronavirus distraction will allow them to sneak a big rate increase past regulators.

Amid a bleak job market in the entertainment industry, the program First Jobs helps USC film grads find employment.

The Strip is slowly starting to come back from coronavirus closures.

In both places, many hotels and other attractions are open or about to be.

The may be the Summer of Camping, but new rules remind us that it’s not immune to the pandemic.

Yes, coronavirus guidelines from federal and local public health officials still apply in the outdoors. But not everyone gets that.

Workers are preparing the Eiffel Tower for reopening next week after the coronavirus crisis led to the landmark’s longest closure since World War II.

Kim Hyun Soo, head of CJ ENM global festivals, tells The Times about KCON:TACT, the digital K-pop festival replacing KCON amid a coronavirus outbreak.

Too soon? Time will tell. Here’s a list of California museums that have reopened or provided a timeline for welcoming back visitors.

British-German collective Gob Squad is staging a live 12-hour performance marathon that you can stream for free.

Martha Graham’s company collaborates with Wild Up and the Soraya in Northridge to reimagine a 1937 dance for the digital (and coronavirus) age.

As COVID-19 keeps theaters in prolonged darkness, Patti LuPone talks about career survival, the future of Broadway, Trump and Black Lives Matter.

What is it like to get a health exam during the COVID-19 pandemic? It is different, but safe and vitally needed, given how many people are avoiding preventative care out of coronavirus fears.

In heartbreaking and astonishing detail, comedian and writer Laurie Kilmartin used Twitter to detail the final hours of her mother’s life Thursday morning to her 85,000-plus followers. Thousands of people responded with messages of support and sympathy as they accompanied her journey through the loss.

Freelance writer Kevin Smothers tried to reach another human in Sacramento about his unemployment claim. Would he ever get someone on the phone?

We made plans for a second date in mid-March. I was unsure about disobeying the looming coronavirus guidelines. But I couldn’t help but wonder: Could I find love before a statewide shutdown?

Several Goodwill Southern California stores reopen for shopping and donations. And that’s welcome news to those who spent the shutdown decluttering.

Officials visited roughly 2,000 restaurants over the weekend and found that half of them were not in compliance with the county’s guidelines.

Hoarding cash during a pandemic might seem prudent, but America’s packaged food companies are finding it’s better to stock up on stuff they can sell.

A caravan of vehicles decorated with black ribbons and memorial pictures crawled through Yakima, Wash., last week to mark the death of David Cruz, a 60-year-old fruit warehouse employee who died after contracting coronavirus.

Farmworkers have long lived in overcrowded conditions. With the spread of coronavirus, Monterey County is taking action, but vegetable pickers still face a shortage of housing.

The new version of the Paycheck Protection Program loosens rules on how businesses can spend their money

Santa Anita’s 2020 season began with a renewed focus on horse safety. It ended with no fans in attendance and worries about the coronavirus.

The Lightning announced that three of its players tested positive for COVID-19. Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews also reportedly tested positive.

Thirty UCLA football players are demanding that certain measures for coronavirus protection be adopted or they will boycott recruiting activities.

President Trump appears to disagree with Dr. Anthony Fauci’s assessment that the coronavirus could jeopardize the 2020 NFL season.

Several schools around Los Angeles have taken precautions against the coronavirus, but only Cathedral has gone as far as requiring tests to play sports.