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Month: March 2020

Questions arise after teen’s death was initially linked to coronavirus in California

California health officials are reevaluating the death of a 17-year-old boy from coronavirus, saying his case is “complex” and needs further investigation. The Lancaster teen was initially described as the first known juvenile to die from the coronavirus in the United States. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health attributed his death to coronavirus

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Una tienda de comestibles desechó US$35.000 en alimentos luego de que una mujer tosiera intencionalmente, provocando temores de coronavirus

(CNN) — Una mujer que tosió a propósito sobre alimentos por un valor de 35.000 dólares, en una tienda de comestibles de Pensilvania, probablemente enfrentará cargos criminales, dijo la policía Toser es una de las principales formas en que se propaga el nuevo coronavirus. La mujer no identificada ingresó a la pequeña cadena de supermercados

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A grocery store threw out $35,000 in food that a woman intentionally coughed on, sparking coronavirus fears, police said

A woman purposely coughed on $35,000 worth of food at a Pennsylvania grocery store, police said. She likely faces criminal charges for coughing, one of the primary ways the novel coronavirus spreads. The unnamed woman entered small grocery chain Gerrity’s Supermarket in Hanover Township and started coughing on produce, bakery items, meat and other merchandise,

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Court docs: Woman admits to stealing dog by force, believed she would be a ‘better owner’

Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) — A woman was arrested Tuesday after she stole a dog by force from another woman in the Pearl District, according to court documents. The Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office said Naiobi Louise Williams, 32, is facing charges of third-degree robbery, first-degree theft, and second-degree

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Georgia’s hardest-hit hospital says its intensive care units are filled with ‘critically ill’ coronavirus patients

A southwest Georgia hospital that’s reporting about a quarter of the state’s coronavirus deaths says it has reached capacity in three intensive-care units. The ICUs within Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital in Albany are filled with “critically ill Covid-19 patients,” Phoebe Putney Health System said in a news release Wednesday. A fourth ICU was previously opened

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Why the ‘TJMaxx of groceries’ is succeeding during the coronavirus pandemic

The coronavirus is crippling most American industries. But it’s also creating opportunities for some unexpected businesses. Grocery Outlet, an “extreme value” supermarket chain with around 350 stores, mostly on the American West Coast, is capitalizing on shoppers stockpiling groceries during the outbreak and the havoc across supply chains. The grocer, which does not sell online,

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