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El Condado Contigo

En el primer episodio de El Condado Contigo, el nuevo show de noticias en español del Condado de Los Ángeles, le presentamos a una propietaria de negocios del este de Los Ángeles que recibió ayuda del Condado después de perder su tienda en un incendio; niños alistandose para regresar a la escuela con la ayuda de la Supervisora ​​Hilda Solis; la Dra. Eloisa González del Departamento de Salud Pública ofrece una actualización tratando de las vacunas contra COVID-19; se estrena un nuevo mural anti-odio en Cerritos; y enterese de un programa de oceanografía que inspira a los educadores de STEM que trabajan en comunidades de color.

On the first episode of El Condado Contigo—LA County’s new Spanish language news-magazine show, meet an East LA business owner who received help from the County after she lost her store in a fire; kids get ready to go back to school with help from Supervisor Hilda Solis; Public Health’s Dr. Eloisa Gonzalez provides an update on the COVID-19 vaccines; a new anti-hate mural is unveiled in Cerritos; and learn about an oceanography program inspiring STEM educators who are working in communities of color.

Checking out books and vaccines at the LA County Library

LA County is partnering with trusted community spaces such as LA County Libraries to bring the COVID-19 vaccines closer to residents living in hard-hit communities. To view the complete list of dates, times and library locations, and for additional information, visit LACountyLibrary.org/Covid-vaccine.

Team Hope Steps Up

Rising to meet the challenge of a humanitarian crisis, LA County Board of Supervisors Chair Hilda L. Solis asked our County departments to meet the moment and care for thousands of unaccompanied children. Met the challenge they did -- more than 500 LA County employees stepped up to provide welcoming care to children arriving in the United States after a harrowing and often traumatic journey. These children, whose journey led to the Pomona Fairplex, received medical care, mental health services and vaccinations against childhood diseases and COVID-19, all provided by workers from the departments of Children and Family Services, Health Services, Mental Health and Public Health. Since May 2021, more than 2,100 children have been temporarily housed and cared for at the Fairplex. So far, over 1,300 have been reunited with their families and sponsors. Their lives have been changed forever—and so have the lives of the LA County employees who worked with them.

LA County Comeback: The Road to Reopening

L.A. County mobilized an unprecedented response to the pandemic public health emergency in March of 2020. Since then, more than 50,000 L.A. County workers have served as Disaster Service Workers supporting the County's efforts to provide COVID-19 testing and vaccinations; shelter for people experiencing homelessness and food for those affected by the economic crisis, among many other services. L.A. County also provided life-saving medical care, much-needed mental health services, and support to small businesses, among many other services. Take a look at the dynamic response that supported those who call L.A. County home.

COVID-19 Vaccines: “I feel a lot more comfortable having my kids vaccinated”

When it comes to vaccinating teens 12-15 years old, doctors know what's best for their patients. Especially when your doctor is also your mom. Learn more at vaccinatelacounty.com.

Art Zone: Arboretum

Explore the colorful works of The Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden.

LA County CARES: Angeleno Wine Company

The Angeleno Winery was able to stay in business thanks to a grant from the LACDA.

Painting for Pride

A second dose for LA County healthcare workers

Vaccines-From storage to distribution