LA County health officials say COVID transmission remain high, but precautions can allow for safe summer
The county reported 4,846 new COVID infections Thursday and seven additional deaths.
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The county reported 4,846 new COVID infections Thursday and seven additional deaths.
The person is showing symptoms but is "doing well and isolating away from others," according to the county.
The advisory will be in effect from Wednesday, June 8 through Sunday, June 12.
Beginning Monday, tests will only be required for those who are experiencing virus symptoms or those who have been exposed to COVID.
The county reported 5,708 new cases on Saturday, 4,404 on Sunday and 4,282 on Monday.
The February shutdown of the largest formula factory in the country led to the supply problems that have forced some parents to seek formula from food banks, friends and doctor's offices.
Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer warned that the indoor mask mandate could return if Los Angeles County moves into the "high" category or if the amount of hospital beds occupied by COVID-positive patients jumps over 10%.
Nurse Daniel Bondarenko began collecting medical supplies for his native country close to the beginning of the war.
According to officials, the students thought they were buying ecstasy.
This is the fourth case reported in California, and the first in SoCal. Thus far, the individual has shown symptoms of the infection, but is not hospitalized and remains isolated.
The new cases reported Tuesday brought the county's total caseload to 2,976,323 since the pandemic began.
There were 2,901 new cases were reported Monday, 4,108 cases Sunday and 5,685 on Saturday.
Organic strawberries linked to hepatitis A outbreak were sold at HEB, Trader Joe's and other food stores.
Over the past seven, the county has averaged more than 4,200 per day.
Public Health said there were 5,918 positive cases at L.A. County schools during the week ending on May 15.
