A cancer survivor has donated $8M for cancer research at the John Wayne Cancer Institute in Santa Monica.
UCLA nurses in Santa Monica this week called for better testing resources as they continue to help fight the coronavirus pandemic.
A study out of Cedars-Sinai found a commonality between COVID-19 and inflammatory bowel disease, which could lead to a new treatment.
There's a stigma about mental health—even for heroes—so Providence is fighting back with free help for front line workers.
CVS Health Wednesday announced plans to immediately expand COVID-19 testing services throughout Los Angeles and Southern California.
Another Whole Foods worker has tested positive for coronavirus, a company worker told Patch.
Flu shots will be available to residents across Los Angeles as officials try to avoid an onslaught of COVID-19 and flu hospitalizations.
That choking air that blanketed the region over the last week registered the highest level of ozone to hit the region are in decades.
The grim milestone casts a shadow over the holiday even as the coronavirus outbreak continues to slow in Los Angeles.
City officials are prohibiting parties with groups of more than 20 people during the pandemic.
Will and Cary Singleton donated $40 million to Providence Saint John's in Santa Monica for Alzheimer’s treatment and research.
There are 710 coronavirus cases reported in Santa Monica as of Tuesday morning.
There are 655 coronavirus cases reported in Santa Monica as of Wednesday morning. Last week, there were 605.
There are now more than 600 cases of coronavirus in Santa Monica.
New rankings for 2020-21 from U.S. News & World Report identify the best hospitals in specialty care and the best hospitals by region.
A third worker has tested positive for the coronavirus at a Whole Foods in Santa Monica.
Coronavirus cases are surging across Los Angeles County.
Two workers at a Whole Foods Market in Santa Monica have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Los Angeles County recorded another 65 COVID-19 deaths Wednesday.
A Whole Foods employee in Santa Monica has tested positive for COVID-19.
Beaches will close for the July 4 holiday as the number of COVID-19 cases rise, Santa Monica city officials announced.
Health officials Monday reported 2,542 new cases across Los Angeles County.
Health officials Tuesday reported 2,364 new cases across LA County along with 34 more deaths and a total of 1,515 hospitalizations.
Hospitals are now resuming surgeries and there is a critical need for donations, the American Red Cross said Monday.
A wide range of sectors including gyms, museums, day camps and film production can resume Friday in L.A. County, officials announced.
The Marvin Braude Bike Trail has remained closed throughout the pandemic.
A Santa Monica hospital will announce more information about the COVID-19 clinical trials.
Santa Monica city officials announced the emergency order is extended.
Santa Monica city officials announced that a new COVID-19 testing location is available for residents by appointment.
Headspace is offering free meditation in collaboration with LA County's Department of Mental Health.
Nurses and community members protested in a caravan outside a Santa Monica hospital for the second time in two weeks.
Los Angeles County health officials report the latest number of coronavirus cases in Santa Monica.
There might be a heat wave, but for Santa Monica residents, beaches are still closed and social distancing is still required.
A Santa Monica High School student is partnering with students, the community to help purchase protective gear for health care workers.
A Santa Monica nurse tells Patch what happened when she stood up for herself, other nurses and patients.
LA City Attorney alleges a Santa Monica-based company offered at-home test kits for coronavirus that were not approved by the FDA.
Here's the latest on the coronavirus outbreak as of Friday April 17.
Nurses are rallying in Santa Monica outside Providence St. John's Health Center and at hospitals in Torrance and San Pedro.
Ten nurses were suspended over demanding for N95 masks while caring for COVID-19 patients.
Thursday Los Angeles County reported 55 new deaths, the highest one-day death toll due to the coronavirus so far.