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.

Public health officials in Putnam County, NY, warn of potential measles exposure at Arturo's Tavern on May 28, advising exposed persons to contact them.

Maricopa County detected its third Avian Influenza case in a poultry farm this year; prompt measures and biosecurity are being implemented to contain the spread.

LA County Public Health issued warnings for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, advising against water activities in certain areas while indicating improved conditions at Inner Cabrillo Beach.

A measles-infected passenger traveled through Salt Lake City Airport before Memorial Day; Utah health officials did not issue a public alert, considering the risk low. No additional cases have been reported.

LA County has issued health advisories for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, advising against water activities such as swimming and surfing near certain areas.

Arizona officials warn of an increase in rattlesnake bites among dogs, including an incident in Gold Canyon where a Chihuahua was severely bitten. Owners are urged to remain vigilant and seek immediate veterinary care post-bite.

Hamilton County Health Department will host webinars on children's CPR and internet safety in June, focusing on lifesaving skills and online dangers for kids.

Michigan requires healthcare providers to report all ALS cases to enhance tracking and improve research into the disease's prevalence and risk factors.

Mayor Eric Adams and OLR Commissioner Renee Campion are negotiating a new health plan for NYC employees with EmblemHealth and United Healthcare, aiming to extend healthcare networks and maintain premium-free coverage for 750,000 people.

The Department of Water collaborates with Kauai Economic Opportunity to distribute water containers to Kauai's elderly in preparation for hurricane season.

Several new measles cases linked to Denver Airport and recent travel have been confirmed in Colorado. Officials warn the public of exposure risks and urge vaccination checks.

Rice County Public Health warns about the dangers of summer heatwaves, emphasizing that heat is the top weather-related killer in the U.S. They recommend staying hydrated, avoiding exertion, and knowing symptoms of heat illnesses.