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The report also showed gastrointestinal concerns, eye and throat irritation and respiratory diagnoses among patients treated within a 5-mile radius of the warehouse.
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In L.A. County, that includes about three-and-a-half million additional people.
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Orange County Supervisors are in the process of creating a program that would give residents digital proof of their COVID-19 vaccination status.
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Los Angeles had to cancel homeless and in-home vaccinations because of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine pause.
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Get to know your pelvic floor, meet some doulas and learn to cook for breastfeeding moms- just a few of the options during Black Maternal Health Week 2021.
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Following federal guidance, the city and county of L.A.. will pause the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, after reports that six women who got the vaccine developed blood clots afterward.
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Here's a list of places that are offering financial assistance, food aid, rent relief, debt relief and more. We regularly update it.
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Following an LAist investigation into a troubled nursing home chain, Gov. Gavin Newsom has donated a $10,000 political contribution from the company to charity.
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Muslim religious and health professionals say getting the coronavirus vaccine during Ramadan is fine, and all three shots offered in the U.S. are halal.
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Advocates for better oversight of California's nursing homes call the current licensing process 'completely exploited.'
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Our newest guide is more like a vaccine action plan, with a comprehensive checklist of things to consider before and after your appointment(s).
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A large nursing home business and the system designed to regulate it were failing California’s most vulnerable before the pandemic struck, advocates say. That failure intensified amid COVID-19.
