ALAS cut the ribbon on a 2,900-square-foot Salinas clinic offering free therapy to Latino and farmworker families.

The boutique fitness club quietly opened in early September and will throw a grand-opening bash on November 14.

Enterovirus D68 traces are rising fast in Palo Alto, Napa and San Francisco sewage. Health officials urge caution for children with asthma.

VTA said Valley Health Center San Jose was already open Wednesday, beside Bascom Station.

A Bay Area mom's emergency ride left her owing thousands — because her health plan falls outside California's surprise-billing law.

Sanaah Pande, 17, launched HopeWorks after interviewing a WWII-era veteran who died before she could help him.

Morgan Autism Center's oldest client is 66 — and its new San Jose campus aims to serve people with autism for life.

Two Santa Clara County adults are recovering from West Nile virus as officials prepare targeted mosquito treatments after detecting infected mosquitoes.

Statewide test positivity and sewage markers are ticking up in California; health officials say hospitalizations remain low but vulnerable people should stay current on vaccines.

San José approved a $764,000 community paramedicine pilot to train firefighter‑paramedics to divert frequent 911 callers to care instead of the ER. The small team could hit the streets this fall if state sign‑off arrives.

State water regulators set manganese notification at 0.05 mg/L and response at 0.20 mg/L, citing infant health concerns. Public water systems must report exceedances and may need to act quickly.

Alameda County Vector Control confirmed a bat found near Palo Verde Common tested positive for rabies; officials say there are no known exposures.

Stanford Blood Center says reserves are critically low and type‑O units are especially scarce. The center and local partners are asking area donors to schedule appointments or visit nearby drives.