Rancho Cordova warns pet owners about the dangers of foxtails in grass, which can cause health issues in pets, advising prevention and grooming to mitigate risks.

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.

Placer County launched the Cancer Prevention Program to address its ranking as a top melanoma hotspot in California, focusing on sun safety and skin cancer education.

Yolo County seeks public input on Prop 47 grant fund use, aiming to improve services for those with behavioral health issues and criminal justice involvement.

The Placer4MentalHealth Wellness Fair returns on May 15 in Roseville to promote mental health, featuring over 50 vendors, workshops, and entertainment, supporting community well-being and resource access.

Ceres faces a severe health crisis with rising fentanyl overdoses. The city's police urge public awareness, naloxone use, and reporting suspicious activities to combat the issue.

Placer County's Public Health department launches a fall prevention campaign for the elderly due to high fall-related deaths, offering educational initiatives and a workshop.

Sacramento offers free compost to residents for garden improvement, supporting state recycling laws and reducing landfill waste. Orders require an Agromin account and a coupon code, with pickup and delivery options available.

Yolo County Health and Human Services Agency advises travelers to ensure measles vaccinations are up-to-date, due to reported cases linked to international travel and decreased vaccination rates.

El Dorado County supports Adolescent Immunization Action Week, emphasizing the importance of vaccines for preteens/teens, including pertussis, HPV, and meningococcal shots.

Placer County plans a medication take-back event on April 26 to safely dispose of unused drugs, complementing existing permanent drop boxes and mail-back services.

Placer County introduced the EatWell app, designed to connect excess food from businesses with those in need, assisting in compliance with California's food recovery mandate.

A human case of bird flu has been confirmed in Stanislaus County; the infected individual had mild symptoms and received antiviral treatment. Health officials stress low public risk and safety of dairy products.