Los Angeles County reinstates a mask mandate in healthcare facilities due to rising COVID-19 hospitalizations despite lower figures than the previous year's peak.

LA County Public Health has issued a warning to avoid swimming at certain beaches due to high bacteria levels, with a full list of affected areas online and a hotline for updates.

LA County health officials issued an ocean water warning due to high bacterial levels at multiple popular beaches, advising against swimming or surfing in those areas.

Los Angeles County experiences a rise in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths, prompting health officials to recommend routine prevention measures like masking, hand washing, and staying home when sick.

A sewage spill in Orange County has led to a beach closure from Victoria Beach to Goff Island Beach and advisories for other areas due to increased bacteria levels.

Health officials in San Bernardino are preparing for flu, COVID-19, and RSV by promoting vaccinations, which are offered for free to uninsured and underinsured individuals.

The San Bernardino County Public Defender's Reentry Support Team won a NACo Achievement Award for their program designed to reduce recidivism by providing holistic reentry support.

Palmdale graduates 35 professionals in applied positive psychology, funded by the city council using federal ARPA funds, to improve community wellbeing.

COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County have surged by 80%, with hospitals experiencing increased strain. Health officials advise precautionary measures for the holiday season and provide resources for testing and vaccination.

LA County warns of high bacterial levels at several popular beaches, advising against water activities at Surfrider Beach, Santa Monica Pier, Mothers Beach, and Inner Cabrillo Beach.

L.A. County health officials warn against ocean water use at Santa Monica Pier and Mothers Beach due to high bacteria levels, while other areas receive all-clear.

Long Beach Animal Care Services advises dog owners to take preventive measures against a surge in severe canine respiratory infections, potentially involving a new pathogen.

Los Angeles County officials warn of a potential COVID-19 spike, citing rising cases, wastewater data, and new virus strains. They urge mask use, up-to-date vaccinations, and caution with upcoming holiday gatherings.