Los Angeles County public health officials have issued warnings against ocean water use at several popular beaches due to high bacterial levels exceeding health standards.

Los Angeles County reaffirms its support for abortion rights following an Arizona court ruling that criminalized abortion, emphasizing the negative impact on vulnerable groups and promoting its Abortion Safe Haven Project.

The Whittier Wellness Community in Los Angeles re-opens, offering free health and wellness services to under-resourced neighborhoods, including workshops, resources for substance abuse, and health programs.

LA Care Board grants $2 million to keep Catalina Island's hospital open until December, preventing the imminent closure threatening healthcare for residents and tourists.

Public comment is open for a Risk Management Plan on hydrogen storage at Rancho Cucamonga's Airgas facility, with safety overseen by the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District.

Los Angeles County launches the Community Readiness Champions Initiative to train residents in lifesaving skills such as CPR/AED, bleeding control, and Mental Health First Aid.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a rain advisory for beaches, warning against water contact near storm drains after rainfall due to contamination risks.

Los Angeles County has issued a health advisory for elevated bacterial levels at several beaches, warning swimmers and surfers to avoid certain areas. Malibu Pier has been cleared, but other popular spots remain flagged.

Los Angeles County issues a health advisory to avoid swimming at several beaches, including Santa Monica Pier and Will Rogers State Beach, due to high bacteria levels.

The LA County Health Survey highlights stark health disparities among Black and Latinx communities in areas like healthcare access and economic stability.

Los Angeles County officials warn against water activities at certain beaches due to high bacterial levels; popular spots near Santa Monica and Malibu Piers affected.

Riverside University Health System organizes "One Life, One Heart" walk and resource fair to combat opioid crisis, starting March 27 in Palm Desert, with successive events in Riverside and Murrieta.

Los Angeles County officials warn of high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against water activities near specific areas including Santa Monica Pier and Surfrider Beach. Other locations have been deemed safe after testing.