LA County extended a rain advisory for all beaches, cautioning against water contact due to potential pollution following rainfall, with updates available via hotline and website.

Illinois DCFS to receive a $9,200 donation and childcare items from Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority at their conference.

Michigan reports its first measles case of the year linked to international travel, with more exposures possible. A news conference is set to provide details.

Measles cases rise in the US; Bay Area officials urge vaccination, highlighting the importance of the MMR vaccine in light of recent deaths and Texas outbreak.

Care Fair 2025 in Tempe on March 29 offers a chance to engage with local health services and volunteer opportunities, sponsored by SRP and hosted at the Community Complex.

Houston's Fifth Ward launches free cancer screenings while environmental testing for toxic chemicals continues, with aims to expand and improve early detection and healthcare access.

Tarrant County Commissioner Alisa Simmons has set up a vaccination clinic during a measles outbreak that will take place at her Kidney Wellness & Health Expo.

Sebastien Beauzile from Long Island was cured of sickle cell anemia using a new genetic treatment, marking a major milestone in the treatment of the disease.

Long Beach has closed all coastal swimming areas due to a sewage spill caused by a grease blockage upstream in Rowland Heights, affecting water quality.

Hawai‘i DOH alerts about possible listeria in MYY Trade Co. enoki mushrooms, advising customers to dispose of them and seek medical attention if symptoms develop.

Gothamist reflects on the tensions leading to NYC schools' closure in March 2020, highlighting the pressure Mayor de Blasio faced and the decisions' impacts on education and services for students.

Two domestic cats in New York City were diagnosed with bird flu, prompting an inquiry and public health guidelines to prevent further spread. Human risk remains low despite the outbreak affecting 48 bird flocks statewide.

The Minneapolis Health Department has been reaccredited by PHAB, ensuring it meets national public health standards and demonstrates a commitment to the community's health.