UC Davis Medical Center Gains Special Pathogen Treatment Center Status Amid Global Outbreaks
UC Davis Medical Center becomes Northern California's first Special Pathogen Treatment Center with $1.2M in state funding, positioned to handle deadly diseases like Ebola and Marburg as global outbreaks surge.
South Lake Tahoe Resident Recovers After Rare Plague Infection, Health Officials Urge Precautions
A South Lake Tahoe resident contracted the plague possibly from a flea bite during camping, but is recovering with antibiotics. Officials urge precautions against the disease, which is present but rare in California.
Authorities Warn of E. coli Contamination, Urge Public to Avoid Lake Tahoe's South Shore Near Camp Richardson Resort
Elevated E. coli levels at Lake Tahoe's South Shore prompt a public warning to avoid the water near Camp Richardson Resort. Authorities address sewer system leaks and conduct frequent water quality tests.
Sacramento's Front Street Animal Shelter Celebrates First In-Field Neuter Surgery with Mobile Vet Clinic for Unhoused Pet Owners
Front Street Animal Shelter launched a mobile vet clinic for homeless pet owners in Sacramento, celebrating its first in-field neuter surgery and providing comprehensive care, supported by Measure U and community volunteers.
Measles Case Confirmed in West Sacramento Resident, Yolo County Public Health Raises Alert Amidst Rising California Infections
A West Sacramento resident's measles diagnosis marks the 13th case in California this year, and public health officials are investigating potential sources, including air travel.
