Project Marilyn partners with libraries to distribute feminine hygiene kits to those in need, aiming to combat period poverty and uphold dignity for menstruating individuals.

Texas allocates $8.8 million of federal funds to enhance mental health and substance abuse services, focusing on needy populations, in response to the state's mental healthcare challenges.

Arizona's new semiconductor facilities are under scrutiny for their water consumption amid concerns about statewide water resources, sustainability, and the impact of a tech-driven water demand.

San Francisco reported a 20% decrease in new HIV diagnoses in 2023, with a significant drop among its Latino community. The city attributes this success to public health efforts and an increase in PrEP usage.

The City of Minneapolis' Health Department shares tips on social media for Healthy Aging Month, emphasizing exercise, sleep, social connections, and regular check-ups for a better aging process.

Los Angeles County has issued warnings about high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against water activities, although some areas have been cleared and deemed safe.

Nakama Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar in Pittsburgh received a consumer alert for health violations, including dead rodents and improper food temperatures.

Illinois high school students can now access up to eight mental health counseling sessions through a grant from the IDPH, fostering enhanced support and services, including a new referral portal.

California's SB 1336 allows Los Angeles County to create a mental healthcare village on Norwalk's unused state property to address the mental health crisis.

Sweet Provisions in Scottsdale dedicated a day's ice cream sales to HonorHealth's NICU, as proud locals and former NICU patients expressed gratitude for the staff's life-saving care.

A Florida judge has recommended a $10,000 fine and reprimand for Dr. Candace Cooley for not enforcing the state's 24-hour abortion waiting period, though no patient harm resulted.

Frisco increases mosquito control after West Nile virus found in mosquito pools, planning overnight ground spraying in various neighborhoods and encouraging preventive measures for residents.

The LA County Department of Public Health warns of high bacterial levels at various beaches, advising against water activities where unsafe conditions are found. Some areas have been cleared.