One Santa Clarita county supervisor is saying the Coroners Office at this point release covid19 information soon enough. Do i go back to work to try to make money and risk getting sick or do i stay home and go broke . The heated debate and the latest projections from medical experts. And a bay area Seafood Company stays afloat, tonight the owner describes his struggles and has advice. Now at 11 00 p. M. And streaming on www. Kpix. Com, the discovery about the time line of the coronavirus is raising questions in Santa Clarita county. Good evening. I am ken bastida. I am elizabeth cook. The first coronavirus deaths were in february. The earliest reported in the county and that is not all. Kpix 5s Katie Nielson reports, one county official says the coroner should have spoken up sooner. Reporter he says it the supervisors would have known it could could have changed the way the county responded to the pandemic. Santa clarita county supervisor says the medical Examiners Office knew the numb
Sick or do i stay home and go broke . The heated debate and the latest projections from medical experts. And a bay area Seafood Company stays afloat, tonight the owner describes his struggles and has advice. Now at 11 00 p. M. And streaming on www. Kpix. Com, the discovery about the time line of the coronavirus is raising questions in Santa Clarita county. Good evening. I am ken bastida. I am elizabeth cook. The first coronavirus deaths were in february. The earliest reported in the county and that is not all. Kpix 5s Katie Nielson reports, one county official says the coroner should have spoken up sooner. Reporter he says it the supervisors would have known it could could have changed the way the county responded to the pandemic. Santa clarita county supervisor says the medical Examiners Office knew the number of deaths in the county were up 20 , but never made the information public. Should give the information real time. Not after they see a trend. That is not necessarily a trend. T
Colleagues senator ben allen from santa monica, we really advocated hard along with others to get more transit funding so the current version of the bill that were voting on almost tripled the guaranteed funding for Public Transportation compared to the original version. So im really happy about that. Reporter now, with the Senate Taking up this bill, we have to assume that they have the votes to pass it. Generally speaking, they wouldnt set it up to have a big pickup defeat. So we think it will pass. But you never know with one vote here or there, things could get dicey here. If they do vote, in the next hour, we will be right back here to tell you that story. Liz . Melissa, do you know the timeline on these votes tonight . Reporter well, you know, so after the senate votes, then it has to go to the assembly where they will make speeches and cast their votes. It could be very late. Although remember too, the legislature goes on spring break as of tonight. So i cant imagine they are go
Defaulted on our promissory note and now is the time to [ indiscernible ] you remind us that the lords most powerful message is mercy. That means welcoming the stranger with empathy and a truly open heart. [ applause ] from the refugee to flees wartorn lands to the immigrant who leaves home in search of a better life. Later at st. Matthews cathedral he told u. S. Bishops style matters in reaching the faithful, not to use sharp and divisive language and its critical to clean up the sex abuse crisis. We have to hope that such crimes will never repeat themselves. Reporter from there, he had a brief rest at the papal residence before making his way to the National Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception for his first mass on american soil. And during the mass, the pope will canonize Junipero Serra. He was a missionary on the west coast of california back in the 1700s. Lets take a look live now inside the basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. The