Los Angeles Coronavirus Update: Mayor Eric Garcetti Says, “We Need To Assume COVID-19 Is Everywhere Right Now”

Rita Ora has shown off her incredible hair transformation while enjoying a lavish trip to Italy.The Masked Singer star took to Instagram to flaunt her new fringe to her 16.1million followers.Rita, 31, shared a series of snaps from her trip to Milan in Italy, where her eye-popping new fringe was on full display.In one of the snaps, the Poison singer can be seen playing with her long blond hair while posing for the camera.Leaving fans green with envy as she shared snaps from her trip to Italy's fashion capital the singer rocked a spectacular all green look.The fashion mogul simply captioned the series "lime is mine" followed by a green love heart.The pop star wore a lavish lime green jacket which she paired with a chic lawn green coloured shirt.Keeping things green, The Masked Singer judge accessorised with bulky green shades which had a fabulous pearl chain linked to a decadent green necklace.After Rita shared the snaps from her trip, gushing followers and fans immediately showered her with multiple comments.One fan wrote: "You look so good."Another wrote: "Queen of green."A third penned: "The colour cohesion is on point - you look great!"Rita's trip to Italy comes days after the star was spotted in Los Angeles getting new ink as she revealed the design for her new tattoo.The Let You Love Me singer shared a series of photos, including her new tattoo of an adorable flower on the side of her thigh.Rita's next big TV venture was recently put on hold just days after announcing the gig.The devastating news will see her part in the Beauty and The Beast live-action prequel series paused by Disney.Rita was set to work with Hollywood star Luke Evans and Frozen's Josh Gad on the spin-off series.A source told The Sun: "Rita was

Dan Walker has been praised by BBC Breakfast viewers following an interview with Foreign Secretary Liz Truss. The 44-year-old presenter quizzed her on an unexpected snap showing her Russian financial links with the Conservative government.During Wednesday's episode of the morning show, Dan and co-host Sally Nugent were joined my Truss to discuss the Tory Party's planned sanctions against Vladimir Putin.Former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Dan didn't waste time in asking Ms Truss on questions as reports emerged Russian donors had given around £2million to the government.He asked: "How damaging is that for the government at the moment?"Ms Truss responded "Any donation to any political party has to be fully declared.

Jonathan Ross's daughter Honey celebrated her last day as a 24-year-old before her big birthday.The influencer posed up a storm in figure-hugging gym gear as she prepared for her 25th birthday.The beauty enjoyed a dance class as she took to her Instagram to share a mirror selfie to her 58,000 followers.The podcaster leaned on one knee as she showed off her curves in a pair of cropped black leggings.The red head pulled her locks back in a chic up-do as she stuck out her tongue for the camera.Honey completed the look with a pair of chunky black lace-up boots and a simple pendant necklace.She revealed in the caption: "Last day of being 24 started off right with a dance class from my angel."Honey is the youngest daughter of TV star Jonathan and his wife of 33 years Jane Goldman.

Ryanair customer care representative, for asking a simple question during his booking. Sharing the surreal exchange on behalf of his friend, the man called Lee took to Twitter and showed screengrabs of the conversation.

"fit and healthy" 21-year-old tragically collapsed and died after complaining of feeling dizzy while working out at a gym in Bristol, southwest England on January 10.Henry Best, a student, was described as teetotal and active at the time of this sudden death.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing Editor“I’ve said before that additional rollbacks or closures must remain on the table,” said Los Angeles County public health director Barbara Ferrer on Monday. “But at this stage in the pandemic, we believe we have a lot of tools available that if fully utilized should allow us to slow the spread without going back to the more stringent Safer-At-Home orders that were in place earlier in the pandemic.”Ferrer acknowledged the frustration expressed by some residents at the changing nature of health restrictions as the pandemic has progressed, but said adjustments were made as more was learned about the new virus.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV Critic“Today, we take a big step forward …to ensure equity and justice and fairness for every Angeleno by creating the Community Safety Partnership bureau in the Los Angeles Police Department,” said Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti in a somber update on the metropolis’ battle with the coronavirus, public safety and police reform.“This new bureau makes CSP both a program and a philosophy,” Garcetti added in the evolving “co-ownership” plan to place police officers for up to five years in neighborhoods to “develop relationships with the people they serve …moving from a warrior mentality to a guardian mentality.” “This complete embrace of policing built on relationships and the pursuit of long-term

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorLos Angeles County Director of Public Health Barbara Ferrer revealed on Monday the toll that the coronavirus pandemic has taken on the region’s healthcare workers.While it was well documented that the virus ravaged the area’s nursing home patients in the early stages of L.A.’s battle with COVID-19, less has been said about the toll on healthcare workers themselves.A total of 11,841 healthcare workers and first responders in L.A. County have been infected with the coronavirus, according to Ferrer.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorWeeks after California Governor Gavin Newsom identified Imperial County as the state’s hardest-hit region, he announced at his daily news conference that the state’s Central Valley was the new major area of concern.While the 14-day average rate of positive tests statewide is 7.5 percent, that rate in the Central Valley ranges between 10.7 and 17.7 percent. Essential workers at farms, manufacturing and prisons there have been hit especially hard.The governor announced that, much as he did a few weeks ago in hard-hit Imperial County, he was deploying three “strike teams” made up of of HHS, OSHA, state emergency services personnel and local partners to aid the Central Valley.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing Editor“Two weeks ago,” said Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, “I stood before you at one of these briefings and said that the virus was taking control from us and that we needed to take back control from the virus. And that message tonight has not changed.”But, said the mayor, “We have some small, hopeful signs that reflect our resilience.”On Friday, Los Angeles County reported one of its lowest recent daily totals of new coronavirus cases.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorWhile it took 45 days to climb from 1 million and 2 million coronavirus cases in the United States, it took just only 16 days for infections to jump from 3 to, as of Thursday, 4 million. How did that happen?“What we have right now are essentially three New Yorks,” said White House coronavirus task force coordinator Dr.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorOne day after the state reported a grim new peak in coronavirus deaths, Friday saw a new high with 159 COVID-related deaths, marking back-to-back record days.Oddly, Newsom did not report the record number of new daily deaths at his COVID news conference. Neither was it mentioned in tweet pushed to the governor’s account during his speech.Today’s #COVID19 numbers:New cases: 9,7187-day average: 9,881Average positivity rate for tests: 7.5%A lot of numbers that tell us one thing: take this seriously.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorRising coronavirus cases and fatalities remain concerning — with four dozen more deaths confirmed today. As a result, the Los Angeles County Health Department announced new enforcement measures on Thursday designed to slow the spread of COVID-19, according to the a county health official.Health inspectors have continued to conduct compliance visits to to ensure infection control measures are in place at businesses.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorOn Thursday, after two days of record coronavirus numbers, State Sen. Steve Glazer, D-Orinda, called for most counties in California to return to a strict stay-at-home order.California reported a record number of daily deaths from coronavirus on Thursday.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorWhile California Governor Gavin Newsom did not have a coronavirus news conference on Thursday, there was still plenty of news. The state reported a grim new record: The number of daily deaths from the virus rose to 157.

Dave McNary Film ReporterLos Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has announced he is holding off on imposing a stay-at-home order on the city, citing a decline in positivity rates in local COVID-19 testing resultsGarcetti, in a news conference late Wednesday afternoon at Los Angeles City Hall, said the seven-day average of positive tests had declined to 10% from 13.6%. He also said that there had been a decline in the positivity rate at the city’s drive-up testing facilities.The mayor said that the level of threat had remained “orange” rather than “red” — which would trigger a stay-at-home order.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorOn Wednesday, Los Angeles Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer reported 3,266 new coronavirus cases in the region for a total of 164,870 cases. Ferrer said the 7 day average of daily new infections has more than doubled in the past month.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorTwo days after California Governor Gavin Newsom ok’d it, Los Angeles County is allowing barbershops, hair and nail salons and some related personal care services to reopen under modified rules. Read them here.Services must be provided outdoors.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorGovernor Gavin Newsom on Wednesday reported a record 12,807 new coronavirus cases on Monday. He said this total was “the highest in the nation.” The previous record came on July 7 of 11,694.He said 35 counties in the state — up from 33 — are now on the state’s watchlist.The 7 day positivity rate of tests in California is 7.6 percent, about where it was last week.California now has 413,576 confirmed cases of COVID-19, resulting in 7,870 deaths.

The November 3 election can’t come fast enough for many Americans devastated by the Trump administration’s disastrous handling of the coronavirus pandemic and the upending of civil liberties. But with stabilizing the economy and rebuilding the nation’s healthcare system expected to take at least a year after regime change, many in Los Angeles are looking beyond the immediate future to March 2022, when Primary elections will begin to shape a new city government.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorAt the hour when California Governor Gavin Newsom normally holds his coronavirus news conference, the state’s Secretary of Health and Human Services, Dr. Mark Ghaly, delivered a presentation on the state’s actions thusfar and the rationale for them.