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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.
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The advice from the public health expert: Don't panic. We are not reliving March 2020. Vaccinated people should, for the most part, have mild symptoms.
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It's the highest daily total in month and we're seeing more cases of the new omicron variant.
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Under the most pessimistic scenario, in the following weeks an estimated 29,812 people would be hospitalized with COVID-19 and 3,876 would die every day on average. A lot of questions remain about how bad things will get.
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The multi-million dollar grant approved from the state will pay for a new behavioral health urgent care unit for children who are five-to-12 years old.
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The campaign website includes guidance on how to know if it’s time to get professional help, how to recognize the signs of a mental health crisis, and information on resources for getting help.
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A Fresno nursing home was fined more than $900,000 in 2018 for poor patient care, but consumers have been hard-pressed to find any public record of the massive penalty or many other big fines.
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California is bringing back its mask mandate. The rule will go into effect on Dec. 14 and will run until Jan. 15.
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The Antelope Valley nonprofit provides “wolf-based therapy” to youth and others suffering with their mental health. On Monday it broke ground on a $2 million expansion.
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More people are testing positive following the Thanksgiving holiday.
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The deadline to enroll in insurance coverage starting Jan. 1 is next week.
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The move expands use of the vaccine.
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"It's a race between how fast the virus replicates and how fast the immune response gears up to eliminate it."
