Los Angeles County has issued ocean water use warnings for several beaches due to high bacterial levels, affecting activities like swimming and surfing.

The Tampa Pet Resource Center temporarily closed due to a canine influenza outbreak, shifting operations and staff to prevent the virus's spread while undertaking thorough facility cleaning.

An investigation reveals Deloitte's mismanagement in Medicaid systems affecting enrollees' eligibility and benefits, despite holding $5 billion in contracts with 25 states.

An outbreak of COVID-19 at San Francisco's County Jail No. 3 has resulted in 42 inmates in isolation; jail staff are required to wear N-95 masks, and no deaths or hospitalizations have been reported.

Direct support professionals toured Fulton County's Behavioral Health Department to understand its operations and discuss topics like medical record-keeping and the intricacies of media production in public health.

The CDC has issued an alert for a rise in dengue fever in the US, with Florida and Puerto Rico reporting many cases, and a global surge noted in Latin America.

Mayor Mike Duggan celebrated the opening of Medicina Scarlett, a Detroit clinic providing bilingual healthcare to meet the needs of the local Spanish-speaking community.

The City of Chicago has launched a $3 million initiative to strengthen Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs (HBVIPs) to help high-risk individuals and reduce urban violence.

Mecklenburg County offers free HIV screenings on National HIV Testing Day, at three Charlotte-area locations, highlighting the need for awareness and available health services.

Santa Paula issued a "Do Not Drink" advisory due to potential tap water contamination after a break-in at the city's reservoir, cautioning residents against using the water until further testing is completed.

Studies suggest Texas's abortion law may be linked to a rise in infant mortality, with a 12.9% increase since its enactment, despite proponents defending the law's moral stance.

The Seattle Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program has improved access to nutritious food in schools, distributing over 600,000 pounds of produce and implementing educational initiatives to promote healthy eating.

Dr. Iulia Vann has been approved by the Allegheny County Board of Health to become the next Director of the Allegheny County Health Department after a national search.