LA County's coronavirus stay-at-home order may drag on through July or August, official warns

Los Angeles County will likely continue its stay-at-home through the summer, officials said Tuesday, as the coronavirus wreaks havoc on the economy and patience continues to wear thin from some calling for the state to reopen and for normal life to resume.

wreaks havoc on the economy and patience continues to wear thin for some calling for the state to reopen and for normal life to resume.

Los Angeles County, the most populous county in the U.S., already has eased some restrictions by allowing golf courses, car dealerships and some retail shops to resume operations with certain rules in place, according to theNo sitting or lying on the sand will be allowed and face masks are required.

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