LA becomes the first major city in the US to offer free testing to every resident, even those with no symptoms
Tests will be available while capacity lasts; those interested need to sign up via the city's coronavirus information page
Community health clinics are on the frontlines, but the pandemic is threatening to wipe them out
AltaMed is projecting a financial loss of $125 million through December if the pandemic continues
Blanca Galdámez: ‘things can be redone, but not life’
A worker at a medical facility says she wouldn’t mind losing her job, if it meant protecting her family
When ‘safer at home’ comes at a risk. Health hazards lurk for some low-income renters
The threat of lead, roaches, black mold, water leaks or faulty wiring can intensified during the pandemic
LA says yes to rental help, but no to a citywide rent hike freeze
City Council approves $2.2 million fund for ‘families struggling to pay their rent’
María Campos: worried but grateful to be working
An employee at a fast-food restaurant talks about how her life has changed in times of COVID-19
Coronavirus exposed a ‘digital divide’ in LA Schools. See where that gap is widest
About one in every four homes in LA County lacks access to internet and a computer, new study finds
Group publishes guide to Boyle Heights resources during COVID-19 pandemic
The four-page downloadable document was created by Public Health Advocates, which runs youth program at Roosevelt High
Not ‘second-class human beings’: immigrants sidelined by coronavirus get cash, community support
Some advocates for the undocumented say one-time payments are not enough, ask for more far-reaching measures
Your guide to LA’s eviction rules during the coronavirus pandemic
All of the critical things to know if you're a California renter right now