LA County issued water quality warnings for certain beaches, advising against swimming near certain piers and drains due to high bacteria levels. Warnings at other locations have been lifted.

LA County warns beachgoers about high bacterial levels at certain beaches, advising against water activities in these areas. Avalon Beach advisories have been lifted.

LA Public Health issued warnings for elevated bacteria levels at several local beaches, advising against swimming at high-traffic spots like Avalon Beach and Santa Monica Pier. Some areas received clearance after new tests met state standards.

Los Angeles County beaches have warnings due to high bacteria levels, impacting water activities. Specific areas near Topanga Canyon Lagoon and Mothers Beach are affected, while some spots on Catalina Island are clear for swimming.

LA County warns of high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising the public to avoid water activities at specific locations and providing resources for updates on water quality.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health advises against swimming at several beaches due to high bacterial levels. Venice Beach's Windward area is cleared, but precautions remain at others.

The LA County Dept of Public Health warns against high bacterial levels at certain beaches, advising against contact with water near specified areas. Some advisories have been lifted where water quality meets standards.

The Justice Department charged 324 individuals in a $14.6 billion health care fraud scheme, including the seizure of $245 million in assets and the prevention of $4 billion in false claims.

LA County Health officials warn against swimming at various beaches due to high bacterial levels but reopen Walnut Creek at Paradise Cove after testing.

LA County Health Department warns of high bacteria levels at beaches including Santa Monica and Venice, advising against ocean water contact near certain storm drains and areas.

Los Angeles County reports a 22% decrease in drug-related overdose deaths in 2024, with significant declines in fentanyl and methamphetamine fatalities, attributed to increased investment in public health services.

Los Angeles County issued health warnings for several beaches due to high bacteria levels, cautioning against water activities near specific locations, including Will Rogers State Beach and Venice Beach.

California Governor Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom criticize Trump's bill, which they claim could harm Planned Parenthood and women's health services, and outline state actions to safeguard reproductive rights.