More than three years after it began, Los Angeles County’s local emergency declaration due to Covid-19 was lifted at the end of the final day of March In a statement posted to Twitter, County officials noted that at 1,122 days, this was the longest state of emergency in L.A. County history. In the last three years, approximately 36,000 people have ...
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Garcia Calls For Release Of Information About COVID Origins
Representative Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, is calling for the release of information about the origins of the coronavirus. In a speech on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives yesterday, representative Mike Garcia spoke in support of a bill that would require the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) to declassify information about the origins of the ...
Read More »L.A. County To Drop All Covid-19 Health Orders
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is set to align with the state and drop all existing Health Officer Orders connected to the COVID-19 pandemic at the end of the month. On Monday, April 3, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is set to lift their mask and covid-19 vaccine restrictions, with L.A. County following in their ...
Read More »Wastewater Testing Serves As Tool To Detect Coronavirus, Other Diseases
Wastewater testing is being used by Los Angeles County to detect the coronavirus. The Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, in conjunction with the California Department Of Public Health and the California State Water Resources Control Board, is testing for coronavirus in sewage water to help track the disease’s spread. How It Works The coronavirus is mainly spread through respiratory infection, ...
Read More »SCV Chamber Sends Letter To County Health Requesting Alignment With State Definition Of ‘Outbreak’
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce (SCV Chamber) sent a letter to the Los Angeles Department of Public Health on Tuesday requesting that the County align its definition of “outbreak” to match the state definition. On Wednesday, the SCV Chamber of Commerce sent a letter to Dr. Barbara Ferrer regarding their “Outbreak” definition and requesting that officials align the ...
Read More »Ferrer Under Scrutiny After Daughter’s CDC Study Influenced Indoor Mask Mandates
Is Los Angeles County Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer’s daughter the one calling the shots for indoor mask mandates in L.A. County? On Wednesday, RedState.com, reported that Ferrer’s daughter, Kaitlin Barnes, did not disclose conflicts of interest in a study on mask mandates that she co-authored. Barnes, just like Ferrer, does not have any degrees in the medical field. ...
Read More »Barger Issues Open Letter Opposing Mask Mandate
On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Board Of Supervisors is expected to receive its weekly update regarding COVID-19 and the return of a possible indoor mask mandate from the L.A. Department of Public Health. Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, whose Fifth District includes the Santa Clarita Valley, issued an open letter Monday to vocalize her opposition to reinstating a ...
Read More »Barger, L.A. County Doctors Push Back Against Threats Of Return Of Mandatory Indoor Mask Mandate
With the threat of Los Angeles County Department Health officials reinstating indoor mask mandates next week, County doctors and leaders are pushing back. With mask mandate talks on the rise,COVID-19 cases are rising within County hospitals, Dr. Brad Spellberg, CMO, and Dr. Paul Holton, Chief of Staff, both from LAC+USC Medical Center, say 90 percent of those patients are not ...
Read More »L.A. County To Offer COVID-19 Vaccines To Everyone 6 Months And Older
The final Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) approval of COVID-19 vaccines for infants and young children aged 6 months to 5 years is expected to come next week. In the wake of this approval, Los Angeles County is preparing to make the vaccines widely available across the county next week as soon as June 21st. The CDC’s Advisory ...
Read More »Carl Goldman Goes On-Air With Unity Project To Discuss Vaccine Injuries, Including His Own
This week, a live on-air discussion on the dangers of vaccine mandates was held between KHTS co-owner Carl Goldman and the Unity Project. The Unity Project CEO Laura Sextro spoke on-air with Goldman co-owner of KHTS, discussing COVID-19 vaccines and their own opinions on vaccine mandates. “The Unity Project started about eight months ago now,” Sextro said. “we were ...
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