Los Angeles County health officials warn of high bacteria levels at several beaches, advising against water activities and providing a list of affected areas online. Some beaches have been cleared and deemed safe.

Los Angeles County has issued ocean water use warnings for several beaches due to higher than normal bacterial levels, with guidance to avoid swimming in certain areas.

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LA County Public Health issued warnings for high bacteria at several LA beaches, advising against water activities in affected areas. Some spots are now safe, and updates are provided online and via a hotline.

Los Angeles County warns of high bacteria levels at local beaches, advising against water activities in specific areas while some have been cleared as safe.

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Los Angeles County Public Health issued warnings against ocean activities at several beaches due to high bacterial levels, including Zuma, Santa Monica, and Mothers Beach.

LA County health officials advise against swimming at certain beaches due to high bacteria levels, including areas around Manhattan Beach Pier and Santa Monica Pier. Some locations have been cleared as safe.

Officials warn against swimming at certain LA County beaches due to high bacterial levels near storm drains, piers, and creeks. However, some areas have been cleared as safe.

LA County warns of high bacterial levels at certain beaches like Malibu Lagoon, advising against entering the water. Updates on affected areas are at PublicHealth.LACounty.gov/Beach. Some advisories have been lifted, such as at Topanga Canyon Beach.

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Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued warnings for several beaches due to elevated bacterial levels, advising against water activities in affected areas. Some spots have been cleared and are safe for use again.