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Measles exposure prompts statewide vaccination warning from CDPH

SACRAMENTO — State health officials are urging Californians to check their measles vaccination status after a traveler who rode multiple Amtrak trains and thruway buses across several counties was hospitalized with the disease. The California Department of Public Health said it is working with federal partners and local health...

California · 09-23
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‘Healthcare must meet people where they are’: New Valley Health Center to open in San Jose

Luis Melecio-Zambrano, Bay Area News GroupSan Jose Mercury News. is opening a massive, 10-story health center next week in. that’s set to be the largest in the county health system, offering a slate of services to patients regardless of health insurance status. The new Valley Health Center San José-...

San Jose, CA · 09-23

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Some Valley schools see kindergarten vaccine rates for measles fall short of ‘herd immunity’

This story was originally published by The Intersection. Amid conflicting messages over the safety of vaccines, cases of measles have been on the rise both in California and the U.S. this year compared to 2025. And in the San Joaquin Valley, where two cases of measles have been reported so...

California · 09-21
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California adopts new limits to rein in dairy manure pollution and Its ‘outsized’ groundwater Impacts

This article originally appeared in Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. The California valley with the most dairy farms in the state will follow stricter water pollution requirements following years of advocacy and a marathon...

California · 09-21
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Lassen County News

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Strengthening statewide emergency medical response capacity: CalFire and CAL-JAC launch first statewide CalFire EMT Academy

CalFire, in partnership with the California Firefighter Joint Apprenticeship Committee is proud to announce the launch of the first statewide CalFire Emergency Medical Technician Academy. This historic program marks a major step forward in strengthening and expanding emergency medical services for California’s communities. The academy will be held from Sept....

California · 09-21

On3.com

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California high school football game canceled due to COVID

The 2026 California high school football season took another turn according to a social media post on Friday regarding the status of a game that was set to take place tonight between host Palisades Charter Dolphins and the visiting San Pedro Pirates. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] According to the announcement, coming from Palisades Charter head coach Dylen Smith, the game has been officially canceled against San Pedro due to a number of COVID-19 tests returning positive, sidelining players for the contest. The official statement came via the football program...

California · 09-18

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California health centers file lawsuit against SEIU-UHW

SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — The California Primary Care Association and several community health centers, including Shasta Community Health Center, filed a federal RICO lawsuit Friday against SEIU-UHW and its president, Dave Regan. The lawsuit alleges the union used ballot measures, legislation, and other political tactics to pressure health care...

California · 09-18

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Ahead of first Landscapers Appreciation Day, Newsom vetoes bill to support purchase of electric equipment

Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill on Sunday that would have provided vouchers to help landscapers cover the cost of the transition to electric equipment and comply with California’s climate goals. Assembly Bill 2635 would have directed local air districts to implement a commercial voucher program to support the...

California · 09-21

FOX40

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COVID-19 'summer surge' impacts Californians

California · 09-20

The Cool Down

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California leaders launch Canada-to-Mexico I-5 truck charging corridor to curb diesel pollution

The health impacts of diesel trucking are not limited to warehouses or industrial zones.

California · 09-18

The Mendocino Voic

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A state program now puts $3,000 in the pockets of foster, Covid-bereaved youth entering adulthood

So far, just over 650 young people have been approved for the accounts. They can use it for anything they want, giving them a sense of choice and freedom.

Mendocino County, CA · 09-20

SFGate

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Newsom signs law as Californians brace for loss of healthcare coverage

Californians will soon need to prove they work in order to keep coverage.

California · 09-16

CBS News

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Why Planned Parenthood is offering Botox and fillers for the first time

Sacramento, CA · 09-19

hsjchronicle.com

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Vaccine Mandate Advocate Challenges Party-Switching Conservative in Bid to Flip Seat

A high-stakes House race taking shape in the Sacramento region is putting healthcare front and center, as two candidates with sharply contrasting records vie for a redrawn district that could help tip the balance of power in Washington. Dr. Richard Pan, a pediatrician and former state senator known for authoring...

California · 09-17

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Some Valley schools see kindergarten vaccine rates for measles fall short of ‘herd immunity’

Amid conflicting messages over the safety of vaccines, cases of measles have been on the rise both in California and the U.S. this year compared to 2025. And in the San Joaquin Valley, where two cases of measles have been reported so far in 2026, vaccination rates among kindergarten students at a growing number of schools are falling short of a level considered to provide “herd immunity” to prevent the disease from spreading.

California · 09-18

LAist

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A state program now puts $3,000 in the pockets of foster, COVID-bereaved youth entering adulthood

A recently launched state program provides money for longtime foster youth and low-income children who lost a parent due to the coronavirus.

California · 09-17

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20+ states sue CMS over rule cutting Medicaid funds for youth gender-affirming care

Twenty-one states, plus the District of Columbia, filed a lawsuit Sept. 2 against HHS and CMS, challenging a rule that will cut off Medicaid and CHIP federal funds for youth gender-affirming care. The rule, released in August and set to take effect Oct. 13, restricts states from using Medicaid federal...

California · 09-18

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Prop 44 Seeks More Spending for Patient Care, Less on Overhead and Executive Pay

This November, California voters will consider the pros and cons of various ballot measures, including Proposition 44, which aims to set strict spending requirements for nonprofit health clinics. Supporters say the goal is to increase accountability, but opponents worry it could negatively impact patient care and end up forcing many clinics to close.

California · 09-17

benitolink.com

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2026 General Election Q&A: San Benito Health Care District 2

Dr. Nazhat Parveen Sharma is seeking to return to the San Benito Health Care District Board after a 10-year absence. She is challenging Devon Pack, who was appointed to the board in 2022 and was elected the same year. Zone 2 encompasses the west area of the county including San...

San Benito County, CA · 09-17

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California Secretary of State Announces Safe at Home Program Now Accepting Applications for Individuals Seeking and Providing Legally Protected Health Services

September 14, 2026 - Sacramento, Calif. – California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., has announced that the state’s. is now accepting applications for individuals seeking and providing legally protected health services in California. AB 82 (Chapter 679, Statutes of 2025) expands California’s Safe at Home program...

California · 09-14