COVID-19
All the information you need to
Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, Stay Home
COVID-19 Data Pages
Daily updates, data trends and graphs, and explainers about what the data is telling us LA County's response.
Protocols for Reopening
- Bars
- Beaches
- Bike Parks
- Campgrounds and RV Parks
- Car Dealerships
- Car Washes
- Commercial Buildings
- Community Gardens
- Day Camps
- Day Care for School-Aged Children
- Drive-In Movie Theaters
- Equestrian Centers
- Golf Courses
- Gym and Fitness Establishments
- Hair Salons and Barbershops
- Hotels, Lodging and Short Term Rentals
- Higher Education (DRAFT)
- Higher Education: Exposure Management Plan
- Hotels, Lodging and Short Term Rentals
- K-12 Schools
- K-12 Schools: Exposure Management Plan
- Libraries Opening for Curbside Pickup
- Model Airplane Area
- Music, Television and Film Production
- Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums
- Office-Based Worksites
- Outdoor Equipment Rental
- Outdoor Shooting Facilities
- Personal Care Establishments
- Places of Worship
- Pro-sport Leagues, Facilities, Training
- Public Demonstrations
- Public Splash Pads
- Public Swimming Pools
- Residential Swimming Pools
- Retail Establishments
- Restaurants
- Shopping Center Operators
- Small Water Vessel Charters
- Social Distancing
- Support Groups
- Tennis Pickleball Courts
- Trails
- Vehicle Based Parade
- Warehousing, Manufacturing, Logistics
- Youth Sports Leagues
Guidance
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About COVID-19
COVID-19 is a respiratory illness that typically causes mild to moderate illness, like the common cold, but can lead to dangerous complications. The virus that causes COVID-19 is a novel coronavirus that was first identified during an investigation into an outbreak in Wuhan, China and is now infecting people around the world.
Learn About COVID-19
Get Help
If you have questions and would like to speak to someone, or need help finding medical care, call the Los Angeles County Information line 2-1-1, which is available 24/7.
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