Arizona AG Kris Mayes announced L & L Investments, after felony fraud convictions, must pay over $34 million to the state Medicaid system for behavioral health services fraud.

Two rabies-positive fox attacks occurred in Hays County, Texas within days, prompting warnings from local authorities to report sightings and avoid contact with foxes.

Seattle and King County health officials warn of a measles case involving a Canadian tourist, listing potential exposure sites in the area from April 30 to May 3.

California Governor Newsom's budget plan aims to reduce prescription costs and increase access to medication abortion via the state's CalRx program, while proposing regulation of Pharmacy Benefit Managers.

NYC's Health Department launched a syringe redemption program, offering public earnings for collecting used syringes, and has seen collection of 20,000 syringes in a month.

Multnomah County Corrections Health receives a perfect score from NCCHC, reflecting its commitment to quality healthcare in the correctional facilities.

Riverside County receives over $333 million in state funds to improve mental health services, including constructing a new psychiatric facility and a youth wellness center.

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.

Rice County Public Health is hosting a car seat clinic on May 19 to help parents ensure their car seats are installed correctly and offer possible free upgrades.

The TCEQ alerts San Antonio of an Ozone Action Day due to high air pollution; Metro Health advises vulnerable groups to stay indoors and suggests pollution-reduction practices.

Health officials lift ocean water warnings for Santa Monica Pier and Inner Cabrillo Beach in Los Angeles County, declaring the water safe following recent tests.

Children’s Wisconsin opens a new clinic on W. Good Hope Road, offering pediatric healthcare including urgent care, imaging services, and space for another pediatrician, emphasizing a comprehensive, holistic approach to child wellness.

Governor Newsom announces a $3.3 billion investment in California's behavioral health services, featuring a significant increase in treatment beds and outpatient slots funded by Proposition 1.