At first, I didn’t treat this Coronavirus business with due respect. It seemed as if people were making a lot of fuss about a virus which was said to be less deadly than the yearly flu. The flu is no picnic, but since most of us have been through it...
It’s also ok to be sad, to be disappointed and to feel vulnerable. It’s also ok to feel pessimistic, overwhelmed and maybe a little bit numb. And it’s also ok to be worried and anxious.
While we’ve now experienced the new “normal” of Safer at...
Written by: Chaya Houston, Redondo Union High School student
Back in...
We know residents are eager for things to get back to normal, to go back to the beach and use the trails that Southern California is known for – but it’s not that time yet. Continue to do your part – especially by staying home as much as possible and...
A library of new terms has entered our vocabulary since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed earlier this year. Understanding these terms is the first step to understanding the situation and being able to explain it to others. Brush up on these...
We’re going into the fifth week of LA County’s Safer at Home Order and things have been different, to say the least. We’ve shifted our daily routines and settled into the new normal. Many of our roles have drastically changed and expanded from what...
Looking to exercise regularly and incorporate self-care habits at home? Check out these tips that can help you practice a healthy lifestyle and give your immunity the boost it needs to help keep you well.
Create structure and re-...
The past few weeks have been stressful, but mostly just very strange. My school was canceled very suddenly, so mentally switching over to learning online and a lifestyle of sitting at home all day at my kitchen table in front of my computer has been a...
There are COVID-19 rules that everybody in the South Bay has heard innumerable times. Still, they bear repeating…
-The virus doesn’t have wings or legs; it can only be spread by us. So, keep yourself out of circulation and don’t socialize....
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Los Angeles County Department of Public Health are recommending that the general public wear non-medical ...
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