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The change will mean CalOptima members who fall off Medi-Cal will remain eligible to enroll with the plan.
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Orange County officials declared a local emergency in an effort to unlock clean-up funds from state, federal and other sources.
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The program will give fresh produce to Long Beach neighborhood markets and corner stores free of charge for a three month period.
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L.A. County supervisors are supporting federal legislation to ensure Angelenos with out-of-county area codes aren’t routed to far away call centers.
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The California Department of Public Health is monitoring a rise in mpox cases. The state is asking health workers to be on the lookout for symptoms.
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Centinela Hospital Medical Center closes the labor and delivery ward on Wednesday amid declining demand for care and after the January childbirth death of a Black woman.
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Around 700 workers are striking against bad faith bargaining.
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The Pasadena resident who contracted the virus is said to be recovering.
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Culver City High School senior Emi Sakamoto experienced the so-called ‘youth mental health crisis’ firsthand. So she decided to do something about it.
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The vaccines will be available free of charge.
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It’s a confluence of problems, from technicalities about who can administer vaccines to kids to lack of accurate information online.
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The proposed four-year contract includes wage increases, more job training, and a commitment to hire and retain new workers.
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People can pick up one dose from the library-staffed clinics while supplies last.
