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Recorded case levels have nearly tripled over the past month. The county could soon once again mandate the use of masks indoors.
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Coronavirus cases haven’t been this high since mid-February. If the trend continues, mandatory indoor masking could return.
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The unionized health workers have until the end of May to vote on a strike.
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In a conversation with the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Rochelle Walensky, she calls L.A.'s community outreach "unparalleled."
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LA’s new COVID-19 cases are up 200% in the last month.
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Union leaders for fifteen unions in contract negotiations with the county said they are reaching a breaking point
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An L.A. father recognized his son’s symptoms after his own months-long COVID ordeal.
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The move by L.A. County comes two days after Metro dropped the face mask requirement, following a Florida federal court decision that eliminated the mandate on public transportation.
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LA County is hoping to make important treatment more accessible.
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Health officials say the BA.2 subvariant and lax quarantine requirements contributed to the rise in school outbreaks.
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Large indoor gatherings will no longer be required to check for proof of COVID vaccinations.
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Fewer people are getting tested, so health officials are looking to wastewater samples as an early warning sign.