LACDMH has created the Office of Transition Age Youth to support 16-25-year-olds with mental health, housing, and other services, including a short film project to raise awareness.

The Pasadena Public Health Department warns against using ByHeart infant formula due to a botulism outbreak, urging immediate medical attention for symptoms in infants.

L.A. County health officials advise avoiding beach water near drains, creeks, and rivers due to pollution after rainfall, with the advisory in place until November 22, 2025.

PPHD warns against kratom and 7-OH use after LA County overdose deaths, advises complete avoidance due to the dangerous and addictive nature of these unregulated substances.

Los Angeles County has issued water quality advisories for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, urging the public to avoid water activities in the affected areas.

There is a multi-state outbreak of infant botulism linked to ByHeart powdered infant formula, leading to a call for immediate discontinuation of its use by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.

Los Angeles County expands free soil testing to include Palisades Fire area and urges insurance industry to support testing and cleanup efforts for fire survivors.

Los Angeles County beaches have high bacteria levels in some areas, prompting health officials to advise against swimming near affected locations such as Santa Monica Beach and Redondo Beach. Warnings will remain until tests show safe water.

Los Angeles County warns against swimming at Malibu Lagoon and Santa Monica Pier due to high bacterial levels, while lifting advisories for White Point and Manhattan Beach Pier.

LA County has issued warnings for several beaches due to high bacteria levels, affecting popular spots like White Point and Santa Monica Beach, but lifted advisories at Topanga County Beach and Inner Cabrillo Beach.

Los Angeles County has issued warnings for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, advising against water activities near affected areas like Santa Monica and Hermosa Beach.

LA County issues beach water use warnings due to high bacterial levels, affecting areas like Manhattan, Hermosa, and Redondo Beach Piers, with some advisories lifted elsewhere.

The California Department of Public Health warns of serious health risks associated with kratom and 7-OH, emphasizing these substances cause addiction, overdose, and death.