Valley Medical Center's Burn Center is expanding to provide patient-centered care by 2026, integrating services and enhancing its reputation for advanced burn and trauma treatment.

O'Connor Hospital celebrated its 1,000th surgery with the Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System, highlighting its commitment to robotic-assisted surgeries in various medical fields.

Non-native Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, known for carrying diseases, have been detected near San José's Oak Hill Memorial Park, leading to eradication efforts by the local vector control district.

Rep. Anna Eshoo and Supervisor Ray Mueller support California AG's lawsuit against AHMC Healthcare for shutting down Seton Coastside's emergency services, accusing AHMC of breaching purchase agreement terms.

Santa Clara County will launch its 20th Binational Health Week on October 5, 2024, offering free health screenings and resources at Eastridge Mall. The focus will be on mental health, healthcare access, and nutrition for the Latino community.

Santa Clara County vector control is tackling an invasion of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, stressing public help to eliminate standing water and allow property inspections.

In Gilroy, California, an invasive Aedes aegypti mosquito known for carrying diseases has been detected, prompting vector control actions and community engagement to prevent its establishment.

Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus were found in San José, prompting vector control to schedule a pesticide spray operation for areas within ZIP codes 95112, 95131, and 95133 on Thursday night. Residents are advised to stay indoors.

Mosquitoes in San José and Santa Clara County tested positive for West Nile virus. Vector Control has scheduled nighttime mosquito treatments to reduce the risk of human infection. Residents can take precautions to avoid mosquito bites.

West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes were found in San Jose, ZIP code 95123, prompting planned spraying by the County of Santa Clara Vector Control District to reduce populations and prevent a potential health crisis.

A dead bird in Atherton tested positive for West Nile virus, prompting calls for residents to eliminate stagnant water and protect themselves with repellent.

Santa Clara County reports two cases of West Nile virus in 2024, with one patient recovering and the other, an immunocompromised person, deceased. Local mosquitos have tested positive for the virus.

West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes were found in San José, leading to truck-mounted spraying on August 15 to reduce the adult mosquito population and public health risks.