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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.
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After hours of public comment, California’s workplace safety board decided to wait to change coronavirus regulations.
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Only 379 people have been able to book shifts through the state’s problem-plagued $50 million MyTurn system.
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Five months after COVID-19 shots began being offered, less than half of eligible people in L.A. County are fully vaccinated.
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California will wait to implement the new CDC mask guidance for four weeks.
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In the past week, health workers have seen a rush of teenagers coming in for coronavirus vaccinations.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now says fully vaccinated people can safely resume many indoor activities without a mask, but Los Angeles County health officials say: not so fast.
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Want to get your kid vaccinated? Here's how
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If cases stay low, the masks will go.
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Teenagers want answers to their vaccine questions, not generic "get vaccinated" videos.
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Kids and their parents have lots of questions. Here's what we've learned so far.
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But to get there, officials will need to distribute two million additional shots.
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Here’s what young Angelenos — and their parents — need to know about getting the free shots.
