LA County health officials warn against swimming at several beaches due to high bacteria levels, while lifting warnings at Pena Creek and Dockweiler State Beach.

LA County health officials warn of high bacterial levels at several beaches, urging avoidance of water activities at spots like Mothers Beach and Santa Monica Pier until further notice.

Los Angeles County reports an increase in local dengue cases, with 11 now confirmed, and health officials are urging medical providers to be vigilant for symptoms regardless of patient travel history.

L.A. County has issued ocean water warnings at multiple beaches due to bacterial levels exceeding health standards, advising against swimming and surfing near affected areas.

Los Angeles County health officials warn of elevated bacteria levels at select beaches, advising against swimming in these areas. Some spots have been cleared, and a hotline offers updates on water conditions.

The LA County Department of Public Health warns of high bacteria levels at several beaches, advising against ocean activities there but lifts warnings for Big Rock and Topanga Canyon beaches.

LA County has issued ocean water use warnings for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, advising against swimming or surfing near affected areas like Mothers Beach and Cabrillo Beaches.

Los Angeles County health officials warn against ocean water use at several beaches due to high bacteria levels, while lifting an advisory for Marie Canyon.

Long Beach intensifies its campaign against childhood lead poisoning with awareness initiatives during National Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Week.

The LA County Department of Public Health issued water quality warnings for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, advising beachgoers to avoid the affected areas. Some advisories have been lifted, like at Topanga Canyon Beach.

PPHD is highlighting the risk of lead poisoning during National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, particularly for children, emphasizing the need for education, testing, and prevention.

High bacterial levels at Los Angeles County beaches prompt health advisories against ocean activities at several locations, including Mothers Beach and Santa Monica Pier.

Residents near the Chiquita Canyon Landfill allege toxic fumes have caused a cancer cluster, prompting calls for state action and emergency declaration.