DES launches Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Program, but problems persist
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact everyday life, officials with the Arizona Department of Economic Security announced on Monday the launch of the state's Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact everyday life, officials with the Arizona Department of Economic Security announced on Monday the launch of the state's Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program.
Restaurant reactions differ as COVID-19 restrictions ease in Arizona
Some restaurants in Arizona reopened for dine-in service Monday as Gov. Doug Ducey relaxed more measures aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus.
Some restaurants in Arizona reopened for dine-in service Monday as Gov. Doug Ducey relaxed more measures aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus.
A look into the Arizona's largest senior living community and its COVID-19 increase
One-third of all U.S. coronavirus deaths have been nursing home residents or workers.
One-third of all U.S. coronavirus deaths have been nursing home residents or workers.
Despite COVID-19 canceling party plans, WWII veteran celebrates 102nd birthday singing, dancing
Marietta man and World War II veteran celebrated his 102nd birthday with no party due to social distancing, but that didn't stop him from singing and dancing a little.
Marietta man and World War II veteran celebrated his 102nd birthday with no party due to social distancing, but that didn't stop him from singing and dancing a little.
U.N.: Work on COVID-19 vaccine candidates accelerated
Work on around seven or eight "top" candidates for a vaccine to combat the novel coronavirus is being accelerated, according to WHO.
Work on around seven or eight "top" candidates for a vaccine to combat the novel coronavirus is being accelerated, according to WHO.
As mobility begins researchers project a rise in California COVID-19 cases
Los Angeles County Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer says, "I think we're all concerned that as we're out more it could lead to more people dying." That's her reaction to news over the weekend from a University of Washington research center that we could have 6,000 COVID-19 deaths in California by the end of August.
Los Angeles County Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer says, "I think we're all concerned that as we're out more it could lead to more people dying." That's her reaction to news over the weekend from a University of Washington research center that we could have 6,000 COVID-19 deaths in California by the end of August.
Popular breakfast joint reopens for customers eager to enjoy a dine-in meal
Many customers have been eager to return to Arizona restaurants to enjoy a dine-in meal. This, of course, includes those who often go to U.S. Egg Breakfast & Lunch, a popular breakfast spot in the valley.
Many customers have been eager to return to Arizona restaurants to enjoy a dine-in meal. This, of course, includes those who often go to U.S. Egg Breakfast & Lunch, a popular breakfast spot in the valley.
Nasdaq leads charge as more states ease lockdowns
U.S. equity markets gained Monday despite concerns U.S. states are reopening too quickly after an uptick in COVID-19 cases in Asia.
U.S. equity markets gained Monday despite concerns U.S. states are reopening too quickly after an uptick in COVID-19 cases in Asia.
Video shows Paris resident wearing creative 3-foot-long social distancing device in public
A video has surfaced on Twitter featuring one Paris resident wearing a creative social distancing device consisting of a horizontal strip nearly 3 feet long attached to a women’s hat to ensure optimal clearance between her and other passing pedestrians.
A video has surfaced on Twitter featuring one Paris resident wearing a creative social distancing device consisting of a horizontal strip nearly 3 feet long attached to a women’s hat to ensure optimal clearance between her and other passing pedestrians.
Experts worry CDC is sidelined in coronavirus response
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has repeatedly found its suggestions for fighting the coronavirus outbreak taking a backseat to other concerns within the Trump administration.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has repeatedly found its suggestions for fighting the coronavirus outbreak taking a backseat to other concerns within the Trump administration.
California DSS warns of fake letter that threatens removal of kids over COVID-19 testing
The California Department of Social Services (CDSS) is warning residents of a fake letter circulating social media claiming that recipients of the state’s government assistance program including MediCal and CalFresh will lose their benefits if they do not submit to mandatory COVID-19 testing.
The California Department of Social Services (CDSS) is warning residents of a fake letter circulating social media claiming that recipients of the state’s government assistance program including MediCal and CalFresh will lose their benefits if they do not submit to mandatory COVID-19 testing.
Book lovers rejoice: Glendale libraries begin to reopen amid pandemic
This is something book lovers will enjoy, libraries are starting to open once again in Glendale.
This is something book lovers will enjoy, libraries are starting to open once again in Glendale.
Family invents ‘hug glove’ to safely embrace grandma on Mother’s Day
A family in Canada invented a device to safely embrace their grandma on Mother's Day amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A family in Canada invented a device to safely embrace their grandma on Mother's Day amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Central Avenue Corridor businesses lean on another for reopening advice during pandemic
Business in the time of the coronavirus pandemic can be tricky.
Business in the time of the coronavirus pandemic can be tricky.
Valley record store reopens as COVID-19 restrictions ease
Zia Records has reopened its doors to customers, while taking some action to ensure a safe shopping environment. FOX 10 photojournalist Brian Kae reports.
Zia Records has reopened its doors to customers, while taking some action to ensure a safe shopping environment. FOX 10 photojournalist Brian Kae reports.
Demonstrators do push-ups, squats outside Pinellas courthouse to protest gym closures
Demonstrators gathered outside of the Pinellas County Courthouse on Monday by doing squats and push-ups to protest the continued closures of gyms and recreation centers in Florida.
Demonstrators gathered outside of the Pinellas County Courthouse on Monday by doing squats and push-ups to protest the continued closures of gyms and recreation centers in Florida.
Twitter to label disputed COVID-19 tweets
Twitter announced Monday it will start alerting users when a tweet makes disputed or misleading claims about the coronavirus.
Twitter announced Monday it will start alerting users when a tweet makes disputed or misleading claims about the coronavirus.
Step by step, Scottsdale Quarter reopens from COVID-19 closure
All stores in Arizona are now allowed to resume in-store operations, as restrictions put in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic have been eased.
All stores in Arizona are now allowed to resume in-store operations, as restrictions put in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic have been eased.
U.S. coronavirus deaths top 80,000, according to Johns Hopkins
As of May 11, there were more than 1.3 million confirmed cases in the United States.
As of May 11, there were more than 1.3 million confirmed cases in the United States.
Urine and feces being left behind in NJ parks
The head of the state police reported an "inordinate amount" of urine and feces was being left behind in bottles in state parks.
The head of the state police reported an "inordinate amount" of urine and feces was being left behind in bottles in state parks.