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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.
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Los Angeles joins the state of California and New York City in mandating vaccine proof for workers.
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Hospital cases in the county have also risen by 30% from last week. Health officials emphasize the breakthrough cases in vaccinated people are largely mild.
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Despite the move, owner Crystal Solorzano — who the California Department of Public Health has cited for her company's record of poor care — could apply to take them over again in the future.
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New COVID-19 testing requirements will go into place as the delta variant continues to spread rapidly.
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The lambda variant, first identified in Peru, is also making headlines as it has started to be identified in several states but not yet California.
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The positivity rate for tests is now 5.2%, up from last Friday’s rate of 4.0%.
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Starting Monday, Montclair city workers can get a sticker to place on their employee badges to verify their vaccination status. Some are concerned this could open up privacy issues.
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UCLA researchers surveyed Californians about their pandemic behavior and found some of us are still taking risks.
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One in five positive COVID-19 tests reported in June in L.A. County were among fully vaccinated people.
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As the pop star’s court case raises alarms and prompts legislation, here’s an explanation of how conservatorship is — and isn’t — working in California.
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There have been a number of recent reports of fully vaccinated people testing positive for the coronavirus, but the current crop of so-called breakthrough cases doesn't surprise or alarm public health experts.
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But the rule won't go into effect until the FDA gives final approval to at least one of the three available COVID-19 vaccines.
