The LA County Department of Public Health has issued warnings against water activities at several beaches with high bacterial levels, but some areas have been cleared.

LA General Medical Center received a third consecutive 'A' Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group for its commitment to patient care quality and safety.

LA County issued health advisories for several beaches due to high bacteria levels, affecting popular spots including Malibu Lagoon and Santa Monica Pier.

Los Angeles County officials have issued health warnings for some beaches due to elevated bacterial levels, but conditions at Inner Cabrillo Beach have improved.

The LA County and UCLA study reports higher premature birth rates near Inglewood Oil Field, highlighting environmental justice concerns. Further research is needed on health effects.

Orange County officials warn of rabies in a bat found at Rancho Santa Margarita Lake; public advised to seek treatment if exposed and take precautions.

Health warnings have been issued for some Los Angeles County beaches due to high bacterial levels, affecting activities at Santa Monica Pier, Inner Cabrillo Beach, and Topanga Canyon Beach.

APLA Health expands Long Beach center, tripling size and services for the LGBTQ+ community and those with HIV, despite concerns over federal funding cuts.

Pasadena closes ballparks after finding elevated lead levels in soil due to the Eaton Fire, prioritizing children's safety and planning further park inspections.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health warns against ocean activities near Santa Monica Pier due to high bacterial levels, but lifts advisories for Malibu Lagoon at Surfrider Beach.

Health officials warn of heightened bacterial levels at some LA County beaches, advising against coastal activities near Santa Monica Pier and Malibu Lagoon. Warnings lifted for Topanga Canyon and Mothers Beach.

LA County Health warns against water activities at Santa Monica Pier and Topanga Canyon Beach due to high bacterial levels; Mothers Beach deemed safe.

Preliminary findings show elevated lead levels in soil samples from the Eaton fire area, suggesting possible contamination. Further investigation is needed, with free lead testing offered for residents.