Local photographers document San Antonio's culture and everyday scenes in photo galleries published by the San Antonio Report and Express-News for the week of March 17-23.

A naloxone vending machine has been installed in Clark County Jail's public lobby to help combat opioid overdoses, especially among those recently released.

Former Georgia insurance commissioner John Oxendine has pleaded guilty to health care fraud involving a scheme that involved unnecessary medical tests.

An E. coli outbreak linked to guacamole from West Seattle's PCC Community Markets, with five reported cases, prompts health advisories and ongoing investigations.

San Diego is preparing for World Tuberculosis Day by focusing on raising awareness of the preventable disease, with county officials stressing the importance of recognizing symptoms and efforts towards elimination.

Los Angeles County officials warn of high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against water activities near specific areas including Santa Monica Pier and Surfrider Beach. Other locations have been deemed safe after testing.

Travelers are facing difficulties finding flights to San Antonio for the upcoming total solar eclipse, with heightened demand causing airfare spikes and packed accommodations.

Maricella Flores cherishes the tranquility of Eagle Creek Ranch near San Antonio, enjoying privacy, outdoor activities, and local amenities, as described to the San Antonio Report.

The Texas Medical Board is considering new guidelines to clarify when abortions can be legally performed in medical emergencies, following the state's strict abortion bans.

5-year-old cancer survivor Nolan Smith from San Antonio is honored as a National Champion by Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals after overcoming retinoblastoma.

Los Angeles prepares for World Tuberculosis Day, highlighting a rise in TB cases both locally and statewide, and emphasizing the need for greater public awareness and accessible testing and treatment options.

Palmdale, CA launches a fentanyl awareness program for youth aged 12 to 17, focusing on personal development and drug resistance. Mayor Austin Bishop emphasizes the importance of proactive education in combating drug misuse.

L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger supports the FCC's proposal to georoute 9-8-8 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline calls, aligning with local crisis intervention strategies.