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Nearly All Skilled Nursing Facilities Have Administered First Round Of COVID-19 Vaccine, L.A. Public Health Announces

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The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced that nearly 99 percent of all skilled nursing facilities in the county had administered the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine as of Monday. Nearly 39,000 doses have been administered to staff and residents. The remaining facilities are currently vaccinating or are scheduling vaccinations this week. Additionally, for facilities that completed their ...

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Seven COVID-19 Deaths Reported At Henry Mayo Over Weekend

Seven additional COVID-19 deaths were reported at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital over the weekend, with the hospital surpassing 100 total deaths since they began treating coronavirus patients in March. On Monday, Henry Mayo spokesperson Patrick Moody confirmed that seven additional patients at the hospital passed away over the weekend due to COVID-19. This means that over 103 COVID-19 deaths have ...

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Canyon Country Assault Prompts Emergency Response

Officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to a Canyon Country assault that left at least one person injured Monday afternoon, officials said. Just after 2:20 p.m. Monday, emergency responders received reports of an assault that occurred near the intersection of Rock Rose Lane and Jakes Way in Canyon Country, according to Dispatcher Melanie Flores with the Los ...

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Common Ground – Respecting Civil Discourse – January 18, 2021

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Host: Jason Downs Guests: Lou Esbin, Matt Denny, and Monica Harris Topic: Respecting Civil Discourse Common Ground – Respecting Civil Discourse – January 18, 2021 On this episode of Common Ground, our host Jason Downs talks with his guests Lou Esbin, Matt Denny, and Monica Harris as they talk MLK day and others. Jason starts off the show by talking ...

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How To Avoid COVID-19 Vaccine Scams

As Los Angeles County officials begin the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine, public safety officials are providing residents with tips on how to avoid potential scams. On Sunday, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department posted a list of tips to help residents avoid scams associated with the COVID-19 vaccine. “As the COVID-19 virus vaccines begins distributing to Los Angeles County ...

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How To Deodorize Carpets For That Fresh Smell

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Carpets have to withstand a lot, from spills to dust to pet dander. It’s no wonder then that over time they can begin to feel musty. Even when you vacuum regularly, odors can linger. But don’t get rid of your carpet just yet, because there are plenty of ways to deodorize carpets and banish nasty smells. Try enzyme cleaner As ...

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Cremation Limits Suspended In L.A. County Due To COVID-19

Officials issued an emergency order Sunday temporarily suspending the limit on the number of cremations that can be done each month in Los Angeles County due to a backlog in human remains caused by the COVID-19 pandemic that officials say is “astronomically higher than we’ve ever seen.” On Sunday, officials with the South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast ...

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City Of Santa Clarita Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day

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The City of Santa Clarita released a video Monday celebrating the life and achievements of the civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on what would have been his 92nd birthday. On Monday, Jan. 18, Santa Clarita residents were able to join Mayor Bill Miranda, as well as members of the Santa Clarita City Council and the Human Relations ...

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