A new L.A. County pilot program sends community health workers in select neighborhoods across the county to ask: What do you need?

A new L.A. County pilot program sends community health workers in select neighborhoods across the county to ask: What do you need?

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Knock knock. Who's there? The Department of Public Health, and they want to help

L.A. County officials dispute the account an employee lays out in a whistleblower complaint and in interviews.

L.A. County officials dispute the account an employee lays out in a whistleblower complaint and in interviews.

Person with ‘history of sleeping on the job’ led team sending evacuation alerts during Eaton Fire, complaint alleges

LAist's Jill Replogle breaks down the details of an explosive new countersuit filed by Orange County against its main provider of mental health care services.

LAist's Jill Replogle breaks down the details of an explosive new countersuit filed by Orange County against its main provider of mental health care services.

OC says nonprofit fraudulently billed taxpayers $60 million for work never done

A group of Los Angeles County high school students is trying to set a world record by collecting thousands of tennis balls and pickleballs for recycling — and they want your help.

A group of Los Angeles County high school students is trying to set a world record by collecting thousands of tennis balls and pickleballs for recycling &mdash; and they want your help.

Knock knock. Who's there? The Department of Public Health, and they want to help

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