As temperatures soar in Los Angeles County, authorities issue a heat advisory and encourage residents to take precautions and access cooling centers to stay safe during this dangerous heatwave.

Los Angeles County Public Health and the Los Angeles Food Policy Council held a two-part event series focused on nutrition security and climate sustainability, bringing together experts and stakeholders to address the intertwined issues.

New findings from Brigham and Women's Hospital scientists show promising results in treating aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma with a virus specially designed to infect cancer cells and stimulate an anti-tumor immune response.

The closures of four Rite Aid stores in San Diego County are attributed to the company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, raising concerns about the impacts on customers.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition of attorneys general urge the federal government to ensure equal access to mental health and substance use services by implementing stronger regulations and addressing compliance failures.

The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH) has been recognized for its innovative efforts in providing alternative crisis response and mental health care by receiving awards from the Quality and Productivity Commission.

As Howard Brown Health Workers United votes in favor of a potential strike, the union calls for a fair contract, addressing ongoing concerns such as wage inequity and lack of gender-affirming healthcare coverage for employees.

Los Angeles County Public Health issues ocean water use warnings for several beaches due to bacterial levels exceeding health standards, urging residents to avoid swimming, surfing, and playing in affected areas.

As flu season approaches, San Diego County offers free flu vaccines at community events to help keep residents healthy and prevent the spread of influenza.

Illinois reports its first measles case in 4 years, highlighting the importance of vaccination and raising questions about potential exposure locations.

Senator Scott Wilk secures $2 million for the renovation of a crucial behavioral health facility in the community of Victorville, providing residents with enhanced mental health services and support.

San Diego's Public Health Services launches 'Getting to Zero', a mobile app providing access to vital HIV resources. Find HIV testing locations, treatment providers, and support services easily.

San Mateo County Sheriff's Office introduces a groundbreaking Detox Program at the Maguire Correctional Facility Jail, offering a unique approach to addressing substance addiction and aiming to reduce recidivism and improve public safety.