LA County Public Health issues an ocean water use warning for various beaches due to elevated bacteria levels, with advisories in place until further notice. Some areas have had warnings lifted.

Los Angeles County has issued ocean water use warnings for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, affecting activities like swimming and surfing.

Santa Paula issued a "Do Not Drink" advisory due to potential tap water contamination after a break-in at the city's reservoir, cautioning residents against using the water until further testing is completed.

The FDA criticized Dollar Tree for poorly handling a recall of lead-laden WanaBana applesauce pouches, which reportedly remained on shelves for two months and were tied to elevated child blood lead levels in 44 states.

Ocean water use warnings have been issued at several LA County beaches due to high bacterial levels, advising against water activities near specific areas.

Los Angeles County officials warn about high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising the public to avoid swimming in certain areas due to health risks. Some beaches have been cleared as safe following recent tests.

Los Angeles County approves $47.9 million for new mental health facilities in Antelope Valley to support all age groups, as detailed by Supervisor Kathryn Barger.

The Supreme Court upheld access to the abortion drug mifepristone, ruling that a group of anti-abortion doctors lacked legal standing to challenge the FDA's approval.

L.A. County Public Health warns against ocean water use at several beaches due to high bacterial levels; water quality improves at other locations, lifting advisories.

L.A. County health officials advise against swimming at certain beaches due to high bacterial levels. Some areas, including the Santa Monica Canyon Creek, are now clear.

Governor Newsom reaffirms California's commitment to birth control access after the Senate GOP blocks the Right to Contraception Act, while highlighting the state's contrast to federal actions and upholding reproductive rights.

Los Angeles County health officials warn of extreme heat in Antelope Valley, advising vulnerable individuals to take precautions and use community cooling centers. Signs of heat-related illnesses should prompt immediate 911 calls.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued an advisory about elevated bacterial levels at several beaches, posing health risks for water activities. Some areas remain safe following testing.