Jackie Fortiér

People with developmental disabilities say their in-home aides should be added to the list of health workers required to get the shot. But a mandate could exacerbate the industry’s staffing problems.

The pandemic shines a light on a longtime problem — we don’t have enough nurses.

About 56% of L.A. County is fully vaccinated. But that leaves millions who aren’t.

Last week, LAUSD had almost 2,700 COVID cases, with outbreaks of three or more cases at 84 sites.

We've gathered what you need to know about eligibility, timing and access.

County health officials report the rate of community transmission remains high.

If California had kept its color-coded reopening system governed by COVID-19 rates, almost every county would be in the most restrictive purple tier.

The new order requires more health workers to be vaccinated by Sept. 30.

The board of supervisors also requested a plan to require vaccine proof for indoor spaces in unincorporated parts of the county.

But vaccinated teens may have blunted rise.

Employees have until Oct. 1 to provide proof that they're fully vaccinated, but the Sheriffs Deputies Association is balking at the mandate.

COVID vaccinations? Check. Disneyland tickets? Check. The happiest place on Earth? Not for this family.