LA County warns of high bacteria levels at several beaches, advising against ocean activities near storm drains and certain areas. Some locations have been cleared, while fire-related advisories continue.

Health warnings issued for Los Angeles County beaches due to high bacteria levels near storm drains and creeks, impacting areas like Surfrider Beach and Venice Beach.

California health officials urge vaccinations amid high flu activity, noting it's not too late for protection despite rising cases and hospitalizations, including pediatric fatalities.

LA County lifts ocean water closure after wildfire pollution but cautions with advisory due to rain and potential debris. Public Health continues monitoring water quality.

Tri-Union Seafoods recalls certain canned tuna due to a lid defect risking botulism. No illnesses reported, but consumers are warned not to eat the product and to seek medical attention if experiencing symptoms.

Long Beach launches a new Racial and Health Equity Data Hub to address health disparities among its communities, offering insights and informing policy.

Children's Hospital Los Angeles stops hormonal therapy for transgender patients under 19, following Trump's order against medical interventions for transgender youth. Existing patients may continue care, while advocacy groups challenge the decision.

A portion of Malibu beach water closure has been lifted due to safe bacterial levels, however other areas remain closed or under advisory after fire impacts.

Riverside County reports 23 dairy and poultry farms with bird flu, prompting health officials to enforce guidelines to curb infection risk among residents.

A sewage spill in Malibu has led to the closure of a beach area from Encinal Canyon to Broad Beach Rd. Public Health is testing water for safety before reopening.

L.A. County issues an advisory due to aftereffects of a fire affecting ocean water quality, closing beaches from Las Flores to Santa Monica. Cleanup efforts are ongoing for fire debris runoff.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued an ocean water closure due to toxic chemicals from fire debris run-off, and advised against beach water contact post-rainfall due to pollutants.

Los Angeles County has relaxed specific restrictions on the use of power air blowers initially implemented due to wildfires, now targeting only areas within the Palisades and Eaton Wildfire Perimeter.