Los Angeles County Issues Excessive Heat Warning for Antelope Valley and Surrounding Areas
Los Angeles County issues an excessive heat warning for various regions, urging precautions against heat-related illnesses and providing cooling centers and advice for staying safe during the heatwave.
Health Warnings Issued for Los Angeles County Beaches Due to Elevated Bacterial Levels
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued warnings for increased bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against water activities at specific locations, but cleared Dockweiler State Beach.
LA County Public Health Warns of Elevated Bacteria Levels at Beaches Including Santa Monica and Marina Del Rey
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.
Potential Contamination Prompts "Do Not Drink" Advisory in Santa Paula After Reservoir Break-In
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.
Dollar Tree Accused of Leaving Poisoned Applesauce on Shelves After FDA Recall
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.
Los Angeles County Health Officials Issue Beach Water Quality Warnings, Advise Against Swimming at Affected 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 Health Officials Issue Warnings for High Bacterial Levels at Popular Beaches Including Malibu and Santa Monica Pier
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.












