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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.
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U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy says the effects of COVID-19 have been “devastating” for youth mental health. L.A. youth mental health professionals say they’re seeing depression, conflicts and some students who have forgotten how to socialize in person.
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Everyone ages 2 and up will have to wear a mask. Vaccines will be required for everyone 12-and-up (or proof of a recent negative test) and recommended for kids ages 5 to 11.
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The student was on the East Coast for holiday travel.
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California nursing homes have filed more than 400 lawsuits since 2016 to appeal state citations and fines alleging poor patient care. Regulators downgraded nearly a third of sanctions involving a death. Advocates say the appeals system favors nursing homes.
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Testing will be stepped up at LAX and area nursing homes
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The individual returned to California from South Africa on November 22. They are fully vaccinated and have experienced mild symptoms that are improving.
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The case concerns a Mississippi law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks. A decision is expected by summer.
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Take-at-home pills could be a game changer for keeping COVID-19 in check.
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You'll need to show proof you've had both COVID-19 shots before you can enter most Los Angeles businesses.
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The World Health Organization announced Friday that it deems this strain, B.1.1.529, a variant of concern, and has named it omicron. It's the first new variant of concern since delta.
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The World Health Organization is warning that the new omicron variant of the coronavirus poses a "very high" global risk because of the possibility that it spreads more easily and might resist vaccines and immunity in people who were infected with previous strains.
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We turned to the experts to talk about how to navigate this time of the year if you’ve lost someone or something.
