LA County Health warns against ocean activities at certain beaches due to high bacteria levels. Santa Monica Pier and Mothers Beach are particularly affected. Recent fires have also led to an advisory from Las Flores to Santa Monica State Beach.

The CDC warns of a potential rise in COVID-19 cases in Georgia based on wastewater data, despite a downturn in respiratory illnesses and low vaccination rates in the state.

Measles cases surge in the United States, with over 400 reported, including two deaths. Texas and New Mexico face significant outbreaks, and health officials warn of increased risks during spring break travel.

California maintains high MMR vaccination rates in kindergarteners at 95%, above the national average, contributing to fewer measles cases compared to other states.

New York and New Jersey report measles cases, highlighting the need for increased vaccination rates to prevent further spread and achieve herd immunity.

A fresh bird flu case has been confirmed in a Lansing backyard flock, raising Michigan's recent outbreak tally to five, with state officials urging biosecurity measures.

Tennessee confirms its first case of measles, amidst a wider outbreak impacting 11 states. Officials are investigating potential exposure sites and urging vaccination with the MMR vaccine.

The City of Fayetteville is hosting a webinar on inclusive practices for supporting individuals with developmental disabilities, scheduled for March 25 at 6 p.m.

Walgreens reached a $100 million settlement over allegations of overcharging insured customers for generic drugs. Claim deadline is April 17, with potential individual payouts of up to $5,000.

MomsBloom Inc. held a free "Rest & Refresh" event providing wellness activities like massages and yoga for mothers, with proceeds supporting postpartum aid.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health warns of high bacteria levels near Santa Monica Pier and lifts warnings at Marie Canyon Storm Drain. Fire debris advisories continue on other beaches.

Washington State University partners with the American Heart Association to enhance CPR training for Cougar Health Services, focusing on quarterly refreshers through advanced Resuscitation Quality Improvement program.

Battle Creek is addressing high TTHM levels in water, which are not an immediate health risk, and taking measures to improve water quality by end of 2025.