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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.
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Get boosted and keep tabs on your symptoms.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs released some data, but it’s incomplete.
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The answer is no in many parts of California: Eighteen counties, mostly rural ones, have more hospitalized COVID-19 patients today than a year ago. But urban counties are faring better.
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Nearly two years into this pandemic, we've learned a lot about how to reduce the risks of catching and spreading this virus. Let's not forget now.
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Olive View-UCLA Medical Center’s new Restorative Care Village will add more than 100 beds for people who may not have a place to live and need support beyond a short hospital stay.
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Unvaccinated teens have the highest case rate of any age group.
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Scientists are trying to estimate the risk of having lingering symptoms months after a COVID infection.
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L.A. is starting to send unvaccinated workers home — without pay — for refusing to submit to regular testing. There are already at least 77 city employees on unpaid leave.
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Nationwide, drug overdose deaths in the U.S. are more frequent than fatalities from car crashes or guns.
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The number of the county’s unarmed psychiatric response teams could roughly double under the plan, which anticipates next summer’s launch of 988, the national hotline for mental health crises.
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The latest figures indicate more than 11,000 municipal workers have yet to show proof of full vaccination.
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The union says Kaiser's proposal to implement a two-tier pay system — the most contentious issue in the negotiations — "did not make it into the final agreement."
