A recent UCLA survey reveals food insecurity continues to disproportionately affect low-income, working-age Californians.

City of Long Beach sets in motion an initiative to fortify resource referral pathways for families and caregivers, connecting them with critical resources for early child development interventions.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month returns in full force in Los Angeles this October, emphasizing the necessity for early detection.

Los Angeles County beaches face public health warnings due to heightened bacterial levels.

Los Angeles County takes significant strides in mitigating the burden of medical debt for local residents.

As concerns rise over a bird testing positive for West Nile Virus in Ventura County, California, residents are urged to take precautions in order to minimize exposure.

As the flu season approaches, the City of Long Beach is offering free flu vaccinations at various community clinics and vaccination sites throughout October.

California's new mental health court program, CARE Court, aims to fast-track individuals with untreated schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders into housing and medical care. However, critics argue that the program's narrow eligibility criteria may limit its effectiveness, and that more resources should have been invested in housing and existing services.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issues ocean water use warnings for several beaches in the county due to elevated bacterial levels, urging residents to exercise caution.

In a response to the first detected case of West Nile Virus in Santa Clarita, the city government shares vital information and preventive measures on how to protect yourself.

As COVID-19 continues to disproportionately impact older adults and people of color, Los Angeles County health authorities recommend everyone eligible receive the updated vaccine and flu shots in preparation for the fall and winter seasons.

Swimmers and pet owners are being warned to stay away from Lake Castaic in Los Angeles County as toxic blue-green algae bloom invades the waters.

Los Angeles County encourages residents to get the updated COVID-19 vaccine as SARS-CoV-2 concentrations in wastewater show elevated transmission rates.