The 5,000-square-foot hospital lets owners stay by their pet's side during surgery, right across from Cedars-Sinai's newly bought Beverly Connection.

Morgan Lopez was told she might never walk again after a dance headstand triggered a rare spinal cord stroke. Three months later, she strolled out of rehab on her own.

Shatterproof's seventh annual Los Angeles walk hits Griffith Park in November, even as fentanyl still drives 91% of local opioid deaths.

A four-hour wellness festival with a $40 ticket brings yoga, sound baths and free portraits to the mall on August 23.

The $6 million West Hollywood project adds a juice bar and AI-powered strength gear where Crunch Fitness ran for 29 years.

South LA's Charles R. Drew University joins UCLA and Chabot College as the state pipeline for future doctors grows to 800 students.

Long Beach’s VA has opened a 120-bed Community Living Center with private rooms, rehabilitation services, hospice care and a home-like small-house design.

A Claremont college pitcher survived a rattlesnake bite after doctors administered 34 doses of antivenom. He's recovering on crutches and urging hikers to be cautious.

Statewide test positivity and sewage markers are ticking up in California; health officials say hospitalizations remain low but vulnerable people should stay current on vaccines.

An Antelope Valley resident has been hospitalized with West Nile encephalitis, marking LA County's first human case this year. Officials urge repellent use and removal of standing water.

San Diego County says CSUSM students and staff may have been exposed to multidrug-resistant tuberculosis; brief Sprinter exposures were also reported.

A New England Journal of Medicine paper proposing organ removal linked to euthanasia has reignited a fierce ethics debate over consent and public trust.

Parents in Ladera Ranch say several children were diagnosed with rare Ewing sarcoma; county officials will re‑review cancer data as families demand answers.