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    LA County unveils plans to drop some mask rules once COVID-19 conditions improve

    by Luke Money, Rong-Gong Lin II and Emily Alpert Reyes, Los Angeles Times Feb 03, 2022 4 minutes

    LOS ANGELES — Outlining how health and safety rules could be loosened as the omicron variant of the coronavirus continues to wane, Los Angeles County officials said Thursday that face coverings no longer will be required in certain outdoor settings once COVID-19 hospitalizations drop, and indoor mask rules could be loosened after further gains.

    The county would enter this “post-surge” phase when coronavirus-positive hospitalizations drop below 2,500 for seven straight days, about 26% below the current figure. As of Wednesday, just under 3,400 coronavirus-positive patients were hospitalized countywide — though the number has dropped significantly in recent days and is down 29% from the apparent high mark of the omicron wave, set a little more than

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