Napa County reports high food safety scores, with over 90% of inspections earning an "A" despite challenges like COVID-19 and wildfires. Improvements in training and technology are credited.

Sonoma County has approved a Behavioral Health Bridge Housing program to support homeless individuals with severe mental health challenges, launching February 3.

A child in Marin County may have bird flu; tests are pending at the CDC. This follows recent H5N1 findings in local birds, poultry, and milk, leading to cautious measures.

Sonoma County mandates masks for healthcare workers at facilities from Nov. 18 to April 30 to prevent respiratory illness surge, including COVID-19 and flu.

Marin County is launching the CARE Court program on December 1 to address severe mental illnesses through collaborative and comprehensive care plans, integrating housing support and substance abuse therapy.

Sonoma County lifts avian flu emergency, paving the way for recovery after no new cases since February 1st and cessation of the quarantine. Local agriculture begins rebuilding following the virus' significant economic impact.

Sonoma County bans e-cigarette and flavored tobacco sales in unincorporated areas to curb teen vaping, with new face-to-face sale requirements at licensed shops and environmental benefits noted.

In a landmark decision, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has passed a unanimous resolution labeling racism a public health crisis...

Sonoma County expands its Mobile Crisis Units program to provide mental health professionals for crisis calls countywide, aiming for fast response times and reduced law enforcement interaction.

Sonoma County declares emergency amid bird flu outbreak.

Avian flu outbreak prompts mass bird culls of at least 250,000 animals in Sonoma farms, as reports note potential cases in other countries, too

Sonoma County expands mental health support for local foster youth with the launch of a $27 million pilot program designed to shorten wait times and reduce disruption in their lives.

Sonoma County Health Officer issues an order for health care facility staff to wear masks, amidst the growing risk of respiratory virus-related illnesses.