San Diego's Therapeutic Recreation Services is hosting its 25th Consumer Luncheon for World Mental Health Day, celebrating those with mental health conditions.

San Diego County reports its first case of locally acquired dengue fever in Escondido with no travel history. Vector Control is spraying to prevent spread.

County Public Health is alerting South County residents about an upcoming CDC-led survey on sewage pollution effects.

Edgemoor Skilled Nursing Facility is ranked No. 2 in California by Newsweek for the sixth year. The honor reflects the staff's high-quality care and commitment. The facility offers comprehensive services and holds a five-star Medicare rating.

Attendees of Mary, Star of the Sea Catholic Church in La Jolla are alerted by health officials about a potential TB exposure, with particular concern for drug-resistant strains.

A bat found at San Diego Zoo Safari Park tested positive for rabies, prompting a search for anyone who may have contacted it. Health officials advise seeking medical advice if exposed.

San Diego County confirms its first human case of West Nile virus in 2024, involving a 71-year-old man potentially infected after traveling to rural Colorado.

The Cove at La Jolla is dealing with a potential tuberculosis exposure incident, with health officials urging those in contact to seek advice, especially as the TB strain may be drug-resistant.

UC San Diego Health partners with San Diego County to expand their East Campus Medical Center, aiming to enhance mental health services with additional inpatient beds and a possible crisis unit by 2026.

The University of San Diego partners with Palomar Health to create a new wellness center, promoting inclusive health and offering educational and service opportunities for students.

UC San Diego Health has received the Vizient 2024 Quality Leadership Award for the sixth consecutive year, ranking ninth among comprehensive academic medical centers for its exceptional patient care.

The H5 influenza virus was detected in San Diego's wastewater, with no human or animal cases found; the county has robust surveillance and the public is kept informed.

Hantavirus was detected in mice at San Onofre State Beach, marking the 19th and 20th cases in San Diego County this year. Health officials advise caution and wet cleaning methods to prevent infection.