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Overall, Los Angeles County has reported 54 cases of MIS-C in children, including one death. All 54 were hospitalized and half of them were treated in the intense care unit.
Of the children with MIS-C, 30% were under the age of 5, 37% were between the ages of 5 and 11, and 33% were between the ages of 12 and 20. Latinx children account for nearly 74% of the reported cases.
Health officials said the individual in Long Beach was temporarily hospitalized and was now recovering at home. No additional information was available.
The suddenly wide-open race for Boston’s next Mayor is heating up as Boston Police Department Commissioner William Gross is reportedly “90 percent” likely to add his name to the growing array of candidates.
City Councilors Michelle Wu and Andrea Campbell announced their intention to run for the office last fall, and after Mayor Marty Walsh was nominated to be the incoming U.S. labor secretary, WBZ’s NightSide host Dan Rea said Sunday that Gross may be next.
“A source very close to Willie Gross reached out to me last night and told me that he is 90 percent of the way there, just checking off with a couple of family members to make sure that everybody is on board,” Rea told the radio station.
Boston mayoral race: Police Commissioner William Gross considering tossing his hat in the ring
Updated Jan 11, 2021;
Posted Jan 11, 2021
Boston Police Commissioner William Gross holds a press conference alongside Mayor Marty Walsh after a police officer and suspect exchanged gunfire during a motor vehicle stop. The officer is expected to be ok, and the suspect was found dead in the vehicle.
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Boston Police Commissioner William Gross, who has served the department for decades and became the first person of color to lead it three years ago, is likely to toss his hat in the ring in the city’s mayoral race, news outlets have reported.