Lineage Logistics in San Bernardino is opening up its Risk Management Plan (RMP) involving anhydrous ammonia storage for public review until April 24, following a Fire Protection District announcement.

Los Angeles County has issued a rain advisory for all beaches, warning against water contact due to potential bacterial influx from recent rains, effective until Wednesday morning.

LA County Public Health warns beachgoers to avoid ocean water due to heightened bacteria levels near storm drains after rain; advisory in effect until 11:30 pm.

Long Beach's Health Officer has issued an advisory to avoid swimming in local beaches and bays following heavy rains due to potential pollution. Residents are urged to wait at least three days post-rain before engaging in water activities.

Los Angeles County officials warn of high bacterial levels at several beaches, but confirm that Cabrillo Beach is now safe post-sewage spill. Beachgoers should avoid areas near Santa Monica Canyon Creek and others listed for health risks.

Los Angeles County health officials have warned against water activities at several beaches due to high bacterial levels, including a closure at Inner Cabrillo Beach following a sewage spill.

RUHS-PH launches a maternal health equity campaign to address disparities affecting Black women, offering resources a support for healthier pregnancies and child development.

The Chiquita Canyon Landfill in California faces multiple violations for improperly managing hazardous waste including benzene, failing to control leachate, and insufficient waste categorization.

LA County health officials are easing COVID-19 updates due to declining cases and hospitalizations, while continuing to monitor trends and offering data resources online.

Los Angeles County has issued a beach advisory due to increased bacteria levels from recent rains, advising the public to avoid ocean water near discharge points until February 24, 2024.

Long Beach Health Department launches a harm reduction program to address the opioid crisis, providing naloxone and drug testing supplies to combat overdose fatalities.

Los Angeles County reports a decrease in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, while the number of deaths stabilizes. Wastewater data shows a "declining" but "elevated" level of the virus.

Los Angeles County health officials have closed Inner Cabrillo Beach and issued a water use warning for Mothers Beach due to bacterial contamination from sewage discharge, affecting Valentine's Day beach plans.