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Los Angeles museum builds archive of coronavirus items -- from photos to face masks

May 12, 2020

Los Angeles museum builds archive of coronavirus items -- from photos to face masks

A museum in California is documenting the coronavirus pandemic by building an archive of items from photos to face masks.

Releasing inmates will create 'public safety crisis' to go with public health crisis, union president warns

May 12, 2020

Releasing inmates will create 'public safety crisis' to go with public health crisis, union president warns

New York State government -- and local governments nationwide -- cannot solve a public health crisis like coronavirus by creating a public safety crisis, Correction Officers' Benevolent Association President Elias Husamudeen urged Tuesday.

Rare neon-blue waves attract crowds to California beaches, despite stay-at-home orders

May 12, 2020

Rare neon-blue waves attract crowds to California beaches, despite stay-at-home orders

A neon light show in the waters along beaches in Southern California is attracting large crowds to see the rare phenomenon, even though many are still under stay-at-home orders to prevent the further spread of coronavirus.

Los Angeles officials panned on social media after announcing new restrictions when beaches reopen

May 12, 2020

Los Angeles officials panned on social media after announcing new restrictions when beaches reopen

Los Angeles County officials are facing criticism this week after announcing the restrictions that will go into effect when beaches reopen during the coronavirus outbreak.

Dan Bongino hits out at 'ridiculously stupid' LA County inmates who tried to contract coronavirus

May 11, 2020

Dan Bongino hits out at 'ridiculously stupid' LA County inmates who tried to contract coronavirus

Former Secret Service agent and Fox News contributor Dan Bongino joined "Hannity" Monday to react to claims by the Los Angeles County sheriff that inmates at a jail attempted to contract coronavirus in a bid to win early release.

LA County inmates trying to infect themselves with coronavirus, sheriff warns

May 11, 2020

LA County inmates trying to infect themselves with coronavirus, sheriff warns

Inmates at a Los Angeles County jail attempted to deliberately infect themselves with the coronavirus in an effort to win early release from custody, Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Monday.

California nurse treating 'code blue' coronavirus patient dies after lack of proper PPE: report

May 11, 2020

California nurse treating 'code blue' coronavirus patient dies after lack of proper PPE: report

A nurse in California died weeks after she treated a “code blue” coronavirus patient without wearing proper personal protective equipment (PPE), with her colleagues saying she would have lost valuable time if she had waited to find an N95 mask before helping the patient who required immediate resuscitation and ventilation.

LA Mayor Eric Garcetti invokes Spiderman when discussing reopening

May 8, 2020

LA Mayor Eric Garcetti invokes Spiderman when discussing reopening

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti invoked Spiderman during an interview with MSNBC on Friday while discussing the city's efforts to reopen in the face of the novel coronavirus.

Marine speaks out after subduing unruly passenger on flight: 'We eventually decided to step in and help'

May 8, 2020

Marine speaks out after subduing unruly passenger on flight: 'We eventually decided to step in and help'

U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Daniel Kult joined "America's Newsroom" Friday to discuss his role in helping to detain a disruptive airline passenger, for which he has been hailed as a hero.

Children with coronavirus at LA hospital develop rare inflammatory condition possibly linked to COVID-19

May 8, 2020

Children with coronavirus at LA hospital develop rare inflammatory condition possibly linked to COVID-19

Some patients at a California children’s hospital have developed a rare inflammatory condition possibly linked to the novel coronavirus.