Additional Los Angeles County Resources
 Los Angeles County joins with our communities in marking one year since the 2025 Eaton and Palisades wildfires devastated the region, claiming 31 lives and destroying thousands of homes and businesses. Over the past 12 months, County departments and our partners have been working hard to help residents and businesses rebuild and recover from the most destructive wildfire disaster in LA County history.
A new website provides a look back at the impact of the fires, a progress report on what has been accomplished over the last 12 months, and lessons learned.
 Eat, play, and celebrate with L.A. County Parks & Recreation. Enjoy FREE hot supper and snacks during the winter break (and beyond) for youth ages 0-18 from now until February 20, 2026, Monday through Friday, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Festive Friday snack packs will also be available now until April 17, 2026, on Fridays from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
 Despite federal changes to childhood vaccine recommendations, there are no changes to childhood immunization schedules or vaccine availability in LA County. Current California Dept. of Public Health vaccine guidelines are safe, effective, and backed by decades of rigorous science.
LA County will continue to follow proven, evidence-based public health guidance to protect children from serious and preventable diseases.
Questions about vaccines? Talk to your healthcare provider or visit ph.lacounty.gov/vaccines for accurate, trusted information
 The California Fruit & Vegetable (CF&V) Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Pilot Project is back! Eligible CalFresh households will receive a dollar-for-dollar benefit match of up to $60 per month when purchasing fresh fruits and vegetables at any Mother's Nutritional Center or participating farmers' market. Learn more here.
 Happy Mew Year! New year, new cuddles, new kitty love. All January long, the LA County Department of Animal Care and Control is offering cat adoptions for just $26. Spay/neuter and microchip is included. For information, visit animalcare.lacounty.gov.
The Los Angeles County Child Support Services Department establishes judgments for parentage, as well as establishes, modifies, and enforces orders for child support. The Department has more than 1000 employees, including over 86 attorneys, and in 2024, collected and distributed more than $512 million in child support. The department's core purpose is to ensure children thrive, with a mission of connecting with parents and caregivers to provide child support services.
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