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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.
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On Wednesday, two L.A. City Councilmembers announced a motion to require proof of vaccination to enter indoor spaces in the city.
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Employees have until Oct. 1 to provide proof that they're fully vaccinated, but the Sheriffs Deputies Association is balking at the mandate.
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In the last week alone, nearly 72,000 COVID cases were reported in children, roughly 19% of the total number of new cases nationwide.
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Now that you have to prove you're vaccinated to enter bars, breweries and nightclubs in L.A. County, here's the simplest solution.
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Supervisors Janice Hahn and Sheila Kuehl announced the proposal Tuesday afternoon, which will go before their colleagues next week.
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While the FDA has only approved vaccines for emergency authorization, experts say there's no need to wait for full government approval.
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COVID vaccinations? Check. Disneyland tickets? Check. The happiest place on Earth? Not for this family.
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Daily case numbers have been above 3,000 in L.A. since last Friday — and the Delta variant is likely to blame.
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As COVID cases continue to climb in L.A., the CDC has recommended new testing guidelines for fully vaccinated individuals. Here's where you can get tested in L.A.
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One chart shows that it could be as contagious as chickenpox, which is one of the more transmissible viruses out there. It spreads more easily than the common cold, the 1918 flu, and smallpox.
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With one in four Californians living here, L.A. County accounted for about 45% of new cases reported in the state Thursday.
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Long Beach municipal workers will now be required to get vaccinated or present a negative test every week.
