Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:53 AM PDT on April 28, 2020
- COVID-19 Continues To Worsen In L.A. County (LAT)
- L.A. County Considers Plan To Up Nursing Home Testing (LAist)
…Eastside Nursing Homes Seeing Lots Of COVID-19 Deaths (Eastsider) - LAUSD: Widespread Testing Needed To Re-open Schools (Daily News)
- Mayor Garcetti: Stay-at-Home Could Be Eased In Weeks (LAT)
Garcetti: Symptom-Free Driver Workers Eligible For Testing (Daily News) - Carnage: Driver Strikes, Kills Pedestrian In Alhambra (SGV Tribune)
- LAT Columnist Discovers Bicycling Makes People Happy and Healthy
- Caltrans Reopens 5 Freeway After Demolishing Bridge In Burbank (Daily News)
- Dating Horror Story: He Didn’t Have A Car (LAT)
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