NYC Nurses Poised for Strike, Demand Safety Measures After Brooklyn Hospital Shooting
NYC nurses may strike over workplace safety and staffing concerns, which have intensified following a recent deadly police shooting at a hospital. Negotiations include demands for panic buttons and metal detectors, as well as healthcare benefits.
Austin Health Officials Provide Guidance to Differentiate Between Allergies and Viral Symptoms Amid Seasonal Surge
Austin health officials offer guidance to distinguish between flu and allergies amid a rise in respiratory illnesses, stressing the importance of prevention measures and consulting healthcare providers.
Yolo County Cracks Down on Illegal Tobacco and Cannabis Sales in Davis, The Hut and Havana Mini Mart Issued Citations
Yolo County and the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration conducted inspections leading to the seizure of illegal tobacco and cannabis products worth thousands of dollars from two Davis shops.
Measles Hits San Mateo As State Eyes First Case Of 2026, Individual Unvaccinated
San Mateo County confirmed an unvaccinated adult with measles after international travel; investigators are tracing contacts and no further symptomatic cases have been reported.
Broadview Heights Nursing Home Sued for Wrongful Death Over Alleged Negligence and Poor Care of 72-Year-Old Resident
Family sues a nursing home over Charles Brush's wrongful death, asserting he lived in dire conditions and was ignored by staff, leading to his death from untreated fungal infection and other complications.
Horse Virus Rumors Spook El Paso as Officials Say Neigh to Outbreak
Social posts overstate the threat: state trackers show a separate October EIA quarantine in El Paso County but no active EHV‑1 neurologic outbreak centered in El Paso. Officials point to a Waco‑linked EHV‑1 event and urge biosecurity.












