Los Angeles County warns of high bacterial levels at several beach areas, advising against swimming in affected locations. Beachgoers are to consult resources for safe beach options.

LA County partners with a nonprofit to notify over 134,000 residents of their paid medical debts, aiming to relieve $500 million for those financially burdened.

Coachella Valley teenager dies from flu complications marking the first pediatric death in Riverside County's deadliest flu season in over a decade; teen was reportedly unvaccinated.

Los Angeles County health officials warn of high bacterial levels at Santa Monica Pier and Avalon Beach, advising against ocean activities there, but lift warnings at Mother's Beach.

California Governor Newsom's budget plan aims to reduce prescription costs and increase access to medication abortion via the state's CalRx program, while proposing regulation of Pharmacy Benefit Managers.

Riverside County receives over $333 million in state funds to improve mental health services, including constructing a new psychiatric facility and a youth wellness center.

Health officials lift ocean water warnings for Santa Monica Pier and Inner Cabrillo Beach in Los Angeles County, declaring the water safe following recent tests.

Governor Newsom announces a $3.3 billion investment in California's behavioral health services, featuring a significant increase in treatment beds and outpatient slots funded by Proposition 1.

Los Angeles County health officials have issued an advisory against swimming at several beaches due to high bacterial levels. Other beaches have been cleared as safe.

The LA County Department of Public Health warns against swimming at certain beaches due to high bacterial levels.

Los Angeles County health officials report a rise in measles cases, particularly among travelers, and urge the public to get vaccinated with the MMR vaccine.

California seeks federal approval to expand its essential health benefits, including services like IVF and hearing exams, aiming for a 2027 implementation.

Los Angeles County faces a severe hepatitis A outbreak, with cases tripling from the previous year. Vaccination efforts are underway to protect the population.