LA County has issued warnings for several beaches due to high bacteria levels, affecting popular spots like White Point and Santa Monica Beach, but lifted advisories at Topanga County Beach and Inner Cabrillo Beach.

Los Angeles County has issued warnings for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, advising against water activities near affected areas like Santa Monica and Hermosa Beach.

LA County issues beach water use warnings due to high bacterial levels, affecting areas like Manhattan, Hermosa, and Redondo Beach Piers, with some advisories lifted elsewhere.

The California Department of Public Health warns of serious health risks associated with kratom and 7-OH, emphasizing these substances cause addiction, overdose, and death.

The first death from West Nile virus this year in Los Angeles County has prompted health officials to urge preventive measures against mosquito-borne diseases.

LA County Public Health warns against swimming at certain beaches due to high bacterial levels, with some warnings lifted after water quality improved.

California Governor Newsom earmarks $140 million for Planned Parenthood, defying Trump's defunding efforts, to safeguard reproductive health services.

A rabid bat was found in Orange, prompting officials to urge caution and for people to report any contact with the bat or suspect pet exposure to rabies.

Los Angeles County beaches face warnings due to high bacterial levels, with advisories against water contact at several popular locations. Topanga Canyon Beach's warning was lifted after meeting standards.

LA County Public Health has issued warnings for high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against water activities near Surfrider Beach, Topanga Canyon Beach, Santa Monica Pier, and Mothers Beach in Marina Del Rey.

California introduces CalRx insulin at $55 for a five-pack, making it affordable and available by 2026 through a state partnership to lower healthcare costs.

Long Beach confirmed its first case of clade I mpox in an individual without recent travel history, marking the city's seventh case. Health officials are investigating to prevent further spread.

Pasadena reports its first human case of West Nile virus in 2025, prompting health officials to call for preventive measures against the mosquito-borne disease.