San Francisco Mayor Lurie invests $500,000 in a firefighter cancer prevention screening pilot for first responders aged 40+ with at least five years of service to detect cancer early, with plans for long-term sustainability.

Mr. S Leather Co. is sued by Blue Sky Forever for allegedly selling mouth gags with toxic DEHP without required warnings, violating California's Proposition 65.

The Bay Area Air District Board allocated $4 million for air filtration in West Contra Costa County schools to improve air quality and support student health.

Napa County plans to convert its Reentry Facility into a Behavioral Health Treatment Center with funds from various sources, addressing mental health and substance abuse.

Santa Clara County officials warn of measles exposure at local establishments and remind residents to check vaccination status and seek medical advice if exposed.

New COVID-19 variant NB.1.8.1 is causing concern in California, where it was first detected by Stanford scientists. The FDA, under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has controversially limited vaccine eligibility, prioritizing high-risk individuals.

A UCSF study in JAMA Cardiology found that both smoked and edible marijuana forms pose significant cardiovascular risks, marked by decreased vascular function comparable to tobacco use.

The Castro's fitness fad continues to flex and now stretch its muscles.

Topgolf in San Jose faced a raw sewage spill, leading to a health hazard and a temporary closure of affected sections after county inspection and permit suspension.

The Surfrider Foundation report shows high bacteria levels in California beaches, with Linda Mar Beach at 71%. Environmental advocacy groups are pushing for action and highlight the need for funding and awareness.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announces a plan to add 73 new treatment beds, including 57 locked beds, for people with severe mental health issues and substance use disorders, using $27.6 million in state funds.

Supervisor Mandelman leads hearings on San Francisco's behavioral health crisis to improve accountability and treatment for individuals with substance use disorders, leveraging State laws for better mental health care.

Sonoma County has introduced "Health To Go" vending machines to offer free health supplies, including Narcan and condoms, to improve public health accessibility and privacy.