San Mateo County in California reports increasing numbers of dead birds testing positive for West Nile Virus, urging residents to take preventive measures as the situation worsens.

As respiratory virus season approaches, health care workers in San Mateo County face a new mask mandate.

A shocking case in San Jose leaves a mother limbless after she consumed undercooked tilapia and contracted a rare bacterial infection.

As respiratory virus season kicks off, authorities encourage the public to protect themselves against both COVID-19 and the flu by getting vaccinated.

Santa Clara County launches a $15 million grant program to support local childcare providers who suffered severe setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, marking a significant step forward in tackling the pressing issue of affordable childcare.

Mosquitoes carrying the West Nile Virus have been discovered in San Jose, prompting action from the County of Santa Clara Vector Control District.

As positive West Nile virus mosquitoes are found in parts of Palo Alto and Mountain View, authorities take urgent action to prevent its spread and protect public health.

MedAssist's groundbreaking expansion in Santa Clara County now offers financial relief to even more families struggling with the rising cost of life-saving medications.

Local authorities have detected mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus in parts of Milpitas and San Jose, triggering scheduled adult mosquito control treatments to protect public health.

An International Overdose Awareness Day event in Santa Clara County highlights progress and challenges in battling the overdose epidemic in the face of persistent concerns.

Amid a rise in tuberculosis cases and an influx of refugees, Santa Clara Valley Healthcare unveils a state-of-the-art Tuberculosis Clinic and Refugee Health Assessment Program to protect public health and deliver compassionate care for their diverse community.

Confirmed presence of West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes in Santa Clara County prompts upcoming adult-mosquito-control treatment.

With the confirmation of West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes in San Jose, a targeted adult-mosquito-control treatment is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 31, to safeguard public health.