Every weeknight at 6 - we check in with Dr. Ray Casciari, pulmonologist with St. Joseph Hospital in Orange.

Steve Gregory is trying to get answers from LA County Supervisors on whether or not any officials will voluntarily take pay cuts during these hard times. Gary and Shannon present a dramatic reading of Steve's emails with Barbara Osborn, Ph.D, Communications Director, Third District, LA County Supervisor’s Office

Jake Williams works for Blue Gold Distributors. They've created the RexOne stretcher, a stretcher that is easily transportable and useful for first responders. Blue Gold wants to help first responders by donating stretchers to those who need them. Learn more from Jake Williams.

Dan Domenech works as a performer on Princess Cruises' Sky Princess. They started their cruise in February and have been on the ship since Coronavirus upended normal life. Passengers have been able to get off the ship, but Dan and other ship workers are still onboard. The CDC is not allowing them back on US soil just yet, so they sit and wait off the coast of Great Issac Cay in The Bahamas.

Today's #SmallBusinessShoutout is a twofer! Palermo Italian Restaurant in Los Feliz is an LA icon and has been in Michelle Fanara's family for 45 years. She also owns and operates Villari Martial Arts in Duarte. Both have been hit pretty hard by the Coronavirus fallout. Learn more from Michelle about how she's coping, and how you can support!

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'The Fork Reporter,' Neil Saavedra, joins Handel to discuss how the Coronavirus could usher in a new era of local, sustainable eating!
And, how do you safely reheat those leftovers without ruining them? Neil explains.

Dr. Jim is back and today he's discussing all the different side effects coronavirus has on the body, sometimes long after you recover.

Shirley Raines is a warrior. A warrior in (amazing) makeup, brightly colored hair and piercings. A mother of six, who has spent the last three years serving the community with her non-profit, Beauty2TheStreetz.
The organization's mission is simple, to connect and care for those so many of us have forgotten, the homeless living on LA's Skid Row. She helps to provide food, showers, hair cuts, makeovers and other hygiene care and more important than all of that, a one-on-one connection so that they know that someone cares about them.
Today she spoke to Jen about her work and how the public can help during the pandemic.

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