Santa Clara County vector control is tackling an invasion of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, stressing public help to eliminate standing water and allow property inspections.

San Antonio's Congregational Collective is launching an 18-month pilot program to train faith leaders in mental health counseling, addressing the gap between community needs and clergy preparedness.

Negotiations between Florida Blue and Baptist Health may disrupt services for 600,000 as their contract ends Monday. Baptist refused Florida Blue's proposed 30-day extension, citing insufficient financial compromises.

The first human case of West Nile virus this year in Galveston County has prompted increased local mosquito control efforts and public health advisories.

Pasadena's Acting Health Officer mandates influenza and updated COVID-19 vaccinations for healthcare workers to prevent disease spread, with masking required for unvaccinated workers after November 1, 2024.

Texas faces backlash for rapidly removing over 2 million individuals, mostly children, from Medicaid, a move that ignored federal guidelines and warnings, leading to a healthcare crisis for many vulnerable residents.

San Antonio teens report improved mental health and decreased harmful behaviors in a city survey, despite ongoing challenges, particularly among LGBTQ+ youths.

Denton County reports an increase in West Nile Virus cases and a second fatality, urging the public to take preventive measures against mosquito bites.

A bat found at San Diego Zoo Safari Park tested positive for rabies, prompting a search for anyone who may have contacted it. Health officials advise seeking medical advice if exposed.

A study suggests "weekend warriors" who condense weekly exercise into one or two days gain similar health benefits as those who spread it out, potentially reducing the risk of 264 diseases.

LA County issues warnings about high bacteria levels at several beaches, including Venice Beach and Marina Del Rey, advising against swimming near storm drains and piers. Some beaches are deemed safe, with water quality meeting standards.

Mercy Health plans to end its Level III Trauma program at Lorain Hospital on October 15, maintaining its ER services, amid concerns over access to trauma care.

San Diego County confirms its first human case of West Nile virus in 2024, involving a 71-year-old man potentially infected after traveling to rural Colorado.