This past weekend, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) officially announced their recommendation that children aged six months through five years of age can now… Read More »CDC Approves Vaccine for Kids Under Five
The post-holiday Omicron surge is pushing COVID numbers higher again, and as at-home tests are tough to find, people are lining up again at various… Read More »Falling in Line Again for Testing
With the recent surge in COVID cases – 6,500 new cases reported in the county on Wednesday – and the easy transmission of the Omicron variant,… Read More »Omicron – From a Hospital’s Perspective
As of October 7, “getting carded” has a new meaning. The County of Los Angeles has mandated that all indoor bars, wineries, breweries, lounges and… Read More »Proof of Vaccine Now Sets the Bar – No Shot at Service Without One
Valley News Group has reported on the growing homeless camp on Ventura Blvd. right in front of Target Woodland Hills. Recent complaints, however, have the… Read More »Target Woodland Hills: New Target for Homeless?
The City of Los Angeles has opened its second-largest vaccination center at Pierce College. The center, located in Parking Lot 7 off Victory Boulevard, will… Read More »City Opens Second-Largest Vaccination Site at Pierce College
This week, the County of Los Angeles announced that schools that had TK to sixth grades could open back up once they passed a safety… Read More »Back to School – Or Not?
The State of California and the County of Los Angeles have given approval for restaurants to once again offer limited outdoor dining as of Friday,… Read More »Restaurants Scramble to Set Up…Again!
Front-line health care workers and essential workers putting their lives on the line to keep the economy and society going are now eligible to step… Read More »New Vaccine Rollout Explained
This week Pfizer announced a vaccine candidate they found to be more than 90% effective in preventing COVID-19. Pfizer and Biontech studied 43,538 participants, all… Read More »The Proposed Vaccine: An Infectious Disease Expert Weights In
How do you track a disease when so many of its carriers can be asymptomatic? How do you find out when someone was infected? Where?… Read More »Contact Tracing: Who Does the Detective Work?
Here we are in a pandemic. We know what the state, county and city have planned for our schools. We know what the public and… Read More »Do Teachers Really Want to Go Back Into the Classroom?
Congratulations, you received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan! If you are like most businesses, you applied for the loan because it can be forgivable. … Read More »Getting Your PPP Loan Forgiven
UPDATE: While initially scheduled to reopen on June 3, Westfield Fashion Square and Westfield Topanga & The Village have suspended opening their doors in an… Read More »Westfield Suspends Reopening
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Wednesday that any L.A. County resident can get tested for COVID-19, whether or not they have symptoms of the… Read More »Any L.A. Resident Can Get Tested for Virus Without Symptoms
We are wearing masks. Practicing self-quarantine. Isolating at home. But what if you don’t have a home? The issue of the homeless during a pandemic… Read More »We’re Self Isolating at Home; But What About the Homeless?
As of April 7, anyone in Los Angeles can now be tested for COVID 19. Prior to that date you had to be deemed “vulnerable,”… Read More »Virus Testing Site Opens in West Valley
Just click on your city and see how many cases of coronavirus have been confirmed. As of April 1, Woodland Hills has 25. The new… Read More »Valley Virus Map Created by CSUN Professor
March 23, 2020 -Mayor Garcetti is expanding the moratorium on evictions to include the Ellis Act and tenants will have 6 months to pay it… Read More »Coronavirus News (Updated as Needed)
The L.A. Department of Health today announced four new cases of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) in LA County. The total number of cases now… Read More »Tarzana Family Quarantined for Coronavirus
News about the new coronavirus and its global spread is coming at all of us hard and fast. Whether you like to get your news… Read More »Preparing for a Possible Pandemic
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