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LA County Public Health warns of high bacteria levels at certain beaches, advising against ocean water contact in affected ...
LA County Health officials warn against swimming at various beaches due to high bacterial levels but reopen Walnut Creek at ...
The encouraging data is led by a sharp decrease in fentanyl-related deaths and attributed to countywide investments in ...
Big crowds are expected to flock to local beaches this Fourth of July weekend, but there are seven beaches in L.A. County where swimmers and surfers are advised to avoid.
Drug-related overdose deaths in Los Angeles County fell by 22% in 2024 — the most significant drop in the county’s history, ...
The new director is not expected to be named until their employment contract is finalized and the salary has been approved.
With international tourism expected to soar locally in coming years thanks to the World Cup, Olympics and other events, the county Board of Supervisors took steps Tuesday aimed at bolstering funding ...
Conducted by Public Health’s Bureau of Substance Abuse Prevention and Control (SAPC), this analysis is part of an annual data ...
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has unveiled more than 50 new Community Health Stations across the county, offering a slew of free health-related supplies to residents. The self ...
Community Health Stations offering free overdose prevention tools and other health-related supplies operated by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health are available Tuesday. The agency ...
Health officials advise the public to check on the latest updates from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health or call the beach closure hotline at 1-800-525-5662 for the latest ...
The goal is to bring health workers to people’s homes, ask them what they need, and deliver, said James Miller, regional health representative with the L.A. County Department of Public Health.