Long Beach grants $811,000 for health equity projects focusing on systemic health barriers and pandemic recovery efforts, benefiting organizations working in economic resiliency, mental health, disease management, physical activity, and safety.

Public health officials warn against swimming at several L.A. County beaches due to high bacteria levels detected in the water, advising caution near affected areas.

Los Angeles health officials warn of potential hepatitis A exposure from an infected employee at a Beverly Hills Whole Foods Market, recommending vaccines for those who purchased seafood there recently.

L.A. County Public Health issued warnings for high bacteria at several beaches, advising against ocean activities while listing areas now safe for use.

LA County Health Department warns of high bacterial levels at several beaches, cautioning against water activities in affected areas, while other locations have been cleared as safe.

Los Angeles County health officials warn of high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against water activities near Malibu and Santa Monica Piers.

LA County health officials report a hepatitis A outbreak affecting the homeless, prompting free vaccinations and public health measures to prevent further spread.

Los Angeles County has issued warnings of high bacteria levels at several beaches including Santa Monica Pier and Malibu Lagoon, advising against swimming in certain areas.

LA County Health Department warns against swimming at certain beaches due to high bacterial levels, while other areas meet safe water standards. Beachgoers are advised to check for updates.

The LA County Department of Public Health has issued advisories due to high bacterial levels at local beaches, leading to some closures and warnings for water use.

A sewage spill at Dockweiler State Beach led to an ocean water closure due to health concerns, with officials testing for safe bacterial levels before reopening.

A toxic algal bloom at Silverwood Lake in San Bernardino County has led to a warning issued by California's Department of Water Resources, urging people to avoid contact with affected waters.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued a warning for elevated bacteria levels at several beaches, advising against ocean activities near outfalls and piers.