A second measles case in San Diego County was confirmed in a 47-year-old after overseas travel, unrelated to a prior case with an infant. Public health staff are tracing potential exposures in Encinitas and Carlsbad.

San Diego County extended Disaster CalFresh aid applications due to high demand after January floods, with over 12,800 approvals and $5.7M in benefits. The program saw a surge in enrollees, offering temporary relief to affected residents.

San Diego County health officials recommend syphilis screenings for pregnant individuals as cases in newborns rise to 35 in 2022, marking a significant increase over previous years.

San Diego is preparing for World Tuberculosis Day by focusing on raising awareness of the preventable disease, with county officials stressing the importance of recognizing symptoms and efforts towards elimination.

San Diego County extended the application deadline for Disaster CalFresh aid to March 22, 2024, for residents affected by January's floods, with eligibility based on income and disaster-related expenses.

Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer proposes a plan to improve Medi-Cal by tackling low reimbursement rates to enhance healthcare quality and accessibility in San Diego County.

San Diego's beaches face water quality issues, with advisories and closures announced at popular spots due to high bacteria levels. Locations such as Ocean Beach and Mission Bay are affected, impacting local recreation and businesses.

Eligible San Diegans affected by storm flooding can apply for a one-time Disaster CalFresh payment for food between March 7-15, with qualifications based on income and expenses.

Rizo-López Foods, Inc. recalls dairy products including various cheeses in California due to potential listeria contamination. Consumers are advised to discard or return the products.

San Diego County launches its 13th annual "Love Your Heart" event, offering free blood pressure screenings to promote heart health awareness and prevent heart disease.

A TB exposure alert was issued at Sweetwater High School, with potential exposure from July to December 2023. Students and staff at risk are being notified for screening.

A 1-year-old in San Diego County contracted measles after traveling overseas and is now hospitalized. Public health officials list possible exposure sites and urge vigilance and vaccination to prevent further spread.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors narrowly supported Proposition 1, which aims to reform California's mental health system, despite concerns about funding redirection.