Hawaii reports its 13th travel-related dengue fever case of the year, prompting health officials to reinforce mosquito control and urge public vigilance, especially for travelers.

Texas Governor Abbott signs legislation to improve rural healthcare access, including House Bill 18 and 3000, focusing on sustainability and ambulance services.

Maricopa County cracks down on unlicensed food vendors after 100+ illness complaints, seizing 7,000 lbs of unsafe meat and emphasizing the risks of unregulated street food.

Mayor Adams and Dr. Katz opened "Bridge to Home," a transitional unit for those with severe mental illness, part of a $650 million commitment to tackle homelessness.

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.

An 80-year-old El Paso man is hospitalized with the first case of Neuroinvasive West Nile Virus in 2025. Residents are advised to take precautions against mosquito bites and eliminate standing water.

NAD therapy, promoted for anti-aging and energy, lacks solid evidence but gains popularity, especially among celebrities; health experts urge caution and consultation with doctors before use.

Maricopa County officials seized over 7,000 pounds of unsafe meat from unlicensed street food vendors after 111 complaints, including foodborne illness links to ‘tacos al pastor’.

NY Attorney General Letitia James is challenging Texas AG's attempt to enforce a Texas abortion law judgment in NY courts, defending NY's shield law and reproductive rights.

Utah State University launches the Healthy Aggies Coalition with Bear River Health Department to promote health awareness and prevent substance misuse on campus.

Mosquitoes with West Nile virus found in San Diego neighborhoods lead to "Prevent, Protect, Report" efforts by county officials, with no human cases reported yet.

Los Angeles Public Health warns against swimming at several LA County beaches due to high bacterial levels, but notes that water quality at Redondo Beach's Avenue I Storm drain and Malaga Cove has improved.