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L.A. County To Drop All Covid-19 Health Orders

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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 ...

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Hart District Continues Distance Learning For October, No School Reopening Due To Health Order

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The William S. Hart Union School District announced Sunday that distance learning is set to continue through October, with no school reopening due to the county health order. Hart District Superintendent Mike Kuhlman sent an email to parents and students on Sunday pushing back the potential reopening date to Nov. 13 for Santa Clarita high schools and junior highs. The ...

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Nearly 100 Businesses Shut Down In Los Angeles County Since March For Alleged Health Order Violations

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Nearly 100 businesses have been shut in Los Angeles County since March for alleged health order violations, officials said Thursday. Since the implementation of the “Safer at Home” order in March, the L.A. County Department Of Public Health received a total of 17,808 health order complaints and investigated more than 17,000 restaurants, more than 3,500 grocery stores, more than 600 ...

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L.A. County Residents Are Keeping Distance, Wearing Masks As ‘Safer At Home’ Relaxes 

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Los Angeles County residents are keeping their social distance and wearing masks while in businesses during the first weekend of relaxed “Safer at Home” orders.   On Friday, certain retail businesses were allowed to reopen with curbside pickup, as the County moves into phase two of reopening, according to Supervisor Kathryn Barger.   “As we reopen, we must ensure distancing requirements remain ...

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