Unvaccinated LAUSD Athletes May Be Ineligible To Play Sports
All LAUSD students ages 12 and older will soon be required to be vaccinated in order to attend in-person classes.
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All LAUSD students ages 12 and older will soon be required to be vaccinated in order to attend in-person classes.
Municipal employees for the city of Los Angeles who refuse to get vaccinated against COVID-19 will likely lose their jobs, Mayor Eric Garcetti implied Wednesday.
The LA Galaxy and their home pitch, Dignity Health Sports Park, will follow recent LA County Guidelines and require either proof of vaccination against COVID-19, or a negative test within 72 hours of game-time.
The issue of vaccine mandates has proved a divisive one among law enforcement agencies and fire department personnel.
Several dozen anti-vaccine protesters gathered outside Hawthorne Elementary School holding signs and banners and yelling at students and their parents as they arrived for class.
Beginning on or sometime after Nov. 6, proof of a COVID-19 vaccination will be required to enter restaurants, bars, shopping centers and other establishments.
Los Angeles County's number of COVID-19-positive hospital patients held mostly steady Monday, increasing by one, while the county reported just five new virus-related deaths.
It marks the first time that L.A. County COVID-19 hospitalizations has dropped below the 1,000-mark since late July.
Unvaccinated students in Los Angeles County who are exposed to COVID-19 will not necessarily have to stay off school campuses, under new guidelines announced Thursday.
The Sheriff of Riverside County is facing criticism for his stance on vaccine mandates.
A slew of big-name artists will hold performances in Los Angeles and across world later this month as part of a Global Citizen Live day of unity, seeking to raise awareness on issues such as vaccine equity and global warming.
Those with religious or medical exemptions will have to undergo regular testing.
Orange County's COVID-19 hospitalizations dipped by more than 20 Wednesday, while the Orange County Health Care Agency reported four more deaths that occurred this month due to the virus.
United Teachers Los Angeles is calling for all eligible students ages 12 and older to undergo mandatory vaccinations.
Johnson & Johnson said it was working with federal officials, including the FDA and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, on the next steps to enhance the effects of the vaccine and ready a possible booster shot.
After weeks of steady increases, the number of people hospitalized in Los Angeles County due to COVID-19 appeared to be leveling off Monday, with an increase of only two patients following four days of declines.
All eligible students will have until Nov. 19 to provide proof that they are fully vaccinated.
As federal health officials recommended Wednesday that all vaccinated Americans get COVID-19 booster shots, Los Angeles County saw another increase in the number of patients hospitalized with the coronavirus, while infections among the homeless have also ticked upward.
Only those with a medical or religious exemption would be able to opt out.
A handful of school districts, including Long Beach Unified, have already instituted such a requirement.
The motion would only apply to unincorporated parts of L.A. County.
Following the lead of Los Angeles County, Culver City officials announced Thursday the city will require all of its municipal employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, but a timeline has not yet been determined.
The number of coronavirus patients in the hospital continued to spike in Los Angeles County Saturday, rising from 1,008 on Friday to 1,071, according to state figures. The number of those patients in intensive care dropped by one to 231.
With COVID-19 infections on the rise countywide, health officials said Wednesday they are investigating a rapidly growing number of outbreaks, particularly in non-residential settings that have seen a five-fold increase over the past two weeks.
