Santa Clara County warns of invasive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, urging residents to eliminate standing water and report daytime bites to combat potential disease spread.

San Mateo County introduces Brixadi, a long-acting injection for opioid treatment in jails, to help reduce relapse risks and ensure continuity of care.

Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers in Northern California strike for better patient care and working conditions.

Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's Level I Trauma Center saw a record 5,196 cases in 2024, the most in California, due to the closure of another local trauma center.

Castro fitness fanatics looking for a place to relax, recover, and recharge could soon have a new option along Market Street.

Santa Clara Valley Healthcare opens the COMPASS Clinic to provide comprehensive care for adults facing substance addiction, offering medical and psychosocial support.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie has opened three new treatment facilities to combat homelessness and addiction, offering 200 beds with services spanning crisis care to long-term recovery housing.

A second crow tested positive for West Nile virus in Walnut Creek, with increased mosquito breeding and WNV risk due to hot weather. Residents are urged to eliminate standing water and use repellent.

West Nile virus activity intensifies across Northern California with 9 confirmed human cases statewide and over 1,100 positive mosquito samples detected in 2025.

San Mateo County plans to draft an ordinance banning the sale of nitrous oxide to curb youth substance abuse after ease of access and misuse concerns are raised.

West Nile virus has been detected in a mosquito pool in Solano County, prompting health authorities to ramp up surveillance and control measures, while urging public participation in prevention efforts. No human cases have been reported locally.

Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's Rehabilitation Center was ranked No. 7 in Rehabilitation by U.S. News & World Report for 2025-2026, marking a significant achievement in healthcare excellence.

Sonoma County allocated nearly $6 million to fund five mobile crisis teams for mental health emergencies, supported by Measure O sales tax revenue, ensuring operation through June 2026.