Measles cases rise in the US; Bay Area officials urge vaccination, highlighting the importance of the MMR vaccine in light of recent deaths and Texas outbreak.

San Mateo County supervisors unanimously support first responders' mental health, highlighting the need for resources, reducing stigma, and improving trauma management and training.

Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's Rehabilitation Center received a 3-year CARF accreditation, underscoring its commitment to high-quality patient care and specialized rehab programs.

Santa Clara County has agreed to buy Regional Medical Center in East San José from HCA Healthcare for $150 million, aiming to restore services and integrate it into the SCVH system.

Sutter Health is investing $800 million in two new Silicon Valley medical campuses to improve healthcare delivery, amid emergency room overflows and patient wait times.

Illegal cockfighting might worsen California's bird flu emergency as the state battles to control the outbreak. Other states, including Hawaii, are also considered at-risk, necessitating immediate interventions.

Santa Clara Valley Medical Center has been named High Performing in Maternal and Newborn Care by U.S. News & World Report for the fourth consecutive year.

A Stanford Medicine study reveals two key aging phases at roughly 44 and 60 years, with major biomolecular shifts, shedding light on new strategies for managing aging.

Santa Clara County commemorates the 36th World AIDS Day, highlighting the need for sustained action in HIV prevention and care, among rising local HIV diagnosis rates and emphasizing racial disparities in infection rates.

A new strain of mpox, clade I, has been diagnosed in a California resident who had traveled from Africa; health officials are monitoring contacts but see no broader spread in the U.S.

The Aedes aegypti mosquito species has been detected in a new San Jose location, raising health concerns and prompting action from the Santa Clara County Vector Control District.

Santa Clara County expands substance abuse services, including new COMPASS Clinic, to double treatment capacity by 2030 and improve recovery outcomes for residents.

Invasive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes are spreading in Santa Clara County, prompting officials to take action and encourage community participation to prevent diseases like Zika and yellow fever.