King County Public Health warns against swimming at Houghton and Juanita Beaches due to high bacteria levels, with signs posted and a recheck planned for next week.

California, Oregon, and Washington form the West Coast Health Alliance to preserve science-based public health policies, challenging federal approaches they deem harmful to CDC's scientific independence.

King County's 'License for Love' initiative urges pet owners to register their pets for safety and easier recovery if lost, with benefits like the free Ride Home Program.

Washington State Department of Health took action against several healthcare providers, revoking or suspending their licenses due to various violations, including sexual misconduct and non-compliance.

Clark County extends its search for a nurse to join the Public Health Advisory Council, with the term lasting until 2028. Meetings are monthly, plus quarterly in-person.

The Washington State Department of Health disciplined health care providers for unprofessional conduct, ensuring public safety and transparency through its regulatory measures.

Pierce County is hosting an Alzheimer's Dementia Awareness Conference in Tacoma, WA, on September 20th, featuring talks, panels, and resources for patients, families, and caregivers.

The Washington State Department of Health highlights National Immunization Awareness Month, recognizing clinics and individuals who excel in immunization efforts. Awards celebrate high immunization rates and community commitment.

Washington State Department of Health revoked or suspended health care licenses for failing to meet standards.

East Pierce County health officials investigate a potential local malaria case in a woman with no recent travel history, while emphasizing low risk of contraction and suggesting preventative measures.

Washington State health department disciplined various caregivers, including clearing, charging, or probation for unprofessional conduct, reflecting their commitment to medical standards.

Study reveals temperature disparities in Clark County areas, with built-up neighborhoods experiencing significantly higher heat.

Clark County Public Health warns of high toxic algae levels in Vancouver Lake and advises against swimming or water activities. Safety signs are posted, and weekly water quality monitoring is ongoing.