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California Clean Air Day Brings Free Transit Rides Statewide on Wednesday

Buses, trains and light rail across California rolled without fares Wednesday as the state marked its ninth annual Clean Air Day, an event organized by the Coalition for Clean Air that bills itself as the state's largest clean-air observance. Transit agencies from San Diego County to Sacramento waived fares for the day, while residents were encouraged to pledge small lifestyle changes meant to chip away at air pollution.

California · 29d
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Rural Health Center Employee and Patient Urges No Vote on Proposition 44

Welcome to our letters to the editor/opinion section. To submit yours for consideration, please send to [email protected]. Please consider including an image to be used–either a photograph of you or something applicable to the letter. However, an image is not necessary for publication. Remember opinions expressed do not...

Laytonville, CA · 10-07
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SCAN, Costco roll out Medicare Advantage plans in California, Nevada

SCAN Health Plan and Costco shared Oct. 1 that their co-branded Medicare Advantage plans will go live in California and Nevada in 2027. The HMO will be available in 17 California counties and two Nevada counties on Jan. 1, a SCAN news release said. This is Costco’s first time offering MA.

California · 10-02
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Lawsuit that prompted better care for mentally ill inmates ends

An 11-year lawsuit that helped transform how California cares for people who have committed crimes and struggle with mental illness has come to a quiet conclusion. In a five-page order issued last Monday, Judge S. Raj Chatterjee of Contra Costa County wrote that the state created a new treatment program for people who are arrested and deemed to be incompetent to stand trial, added more than 2,000 state hospital beds to care for them, and secured a permanent source of funding.

California · 09-27
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Sutter Health plans ASC at newly opened care complex

Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health is planning to open an ASC at its Pleasanton (Calif.) Care Complex. The 64,000-square-foot care complex, which opened to patients Sept. 21, provides services including orthopedics, ophthalmology, gastroenterology and general surgery, according to a Sept. 25 news release from Sutter Health. The facility’s ASC is expected...

Pleasanton, CA · 09-25

CBS News

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

Sacramento, CA · 09-19

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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

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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Kaiser Permanente construction accelerates on major all-electric hospital in Sacramento Railyards

Construction is moving ahead on a new Kaiser Permanente medical campus in Sacramento that will replace services at the organization’s existing Sacramento hospital and expand healthcare capacity in the Sacramento Valley. The Kaiser Permanente Railyards Medical Center is being built on an 18-acre site at the edge of The...

Sacramento, CA · 09-14

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Don’t tread on me: Latest Sacramento green move economic roadkill for many

The latest green assault on your ability to keep treading water in Costly-fornia is coming to a tire dealer near you. The same people in Sacramento that brought you the high-speed rail project that burns through money at a world-setting pace are now bringing the same green sensibilities and lack of cost controls to your tires.

Sacramento, CA · 09-12

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Solano County veterans struggle with federal cuts to mental health services

VALLEJO – For nearly a year, a group of veterans has been protesting the disbandment of their weekly long-term therapy groups at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs clinics at Mare Island and Fairfield. First established in 2011 in Mare Island and later in Fairfield, the groups were for...

Solano County, CA · 09-10

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Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center Opens Expanding Advanced Care in Northern California

The grand opening of the Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center marked an important milestone for healthcare in Northern California. The new center represents a significant investment in expanding access to advanced cancer care, helping patients and families throughout the region receive treatment closer to home. For many Northern Californians, it means less time traveling for care and more time surrounded by the support of family, friends, and community.

Northern California, CA · 09-10

CBS Sacramento

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Folsom restores fifth fire engine after ambulance staffing change

Ten firefighter positions have now been eliminated in the city of Folsom, but that cost-cutting move is actually allowing the city to put an additional fire engine back on the streets.

Folsom, CA · 09-08

Contra Costa Herald

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Three physicians join team at Springhill Medical Group

Serving East Bay patients at offices in Pittsburg, Brentwood. By Diane Barney, Director of Marketing and Communications, Hill Physicians Medical Group. The addition of three new physicians in the last year has rounded out the diverse multispecialty team at Springhill Medical Group, which has been serving patients in the East Bay since 1989, at medical offices in Pittsburg and Brentwood.

Pittsburg, CA · 09-04

Animal of Things

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Can You Bury Your Pet in Your Yard in California? What the Law Actually Says

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If your dog or cat has died and you’re wondering whether you can lay them to rest under the old oak tree in your backyard, the honest answer is: it depends on exactly where in California you live. There is no single state law that flatly bans or allows backyard pet burial, which means the … This article, Can You Bury Your Pet in Your Yard in California? What the Law Actually Says , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • The Best Zoos in West Virginia: Lions, Lemurs, and Mountain Wildlife • Pet-Friendly Housing Laws in Oklahoma: Tenant and Landlord Rights Explained • Can Landlords Ban Pets in Tennessee? What Renters Need to Know

California · 09-01

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Lush Dental Studio Redefines the Dental Visit for Over 9,000 Sacramento Patients

Lush Dental Studio, a Natomas-based dental practice founded by Dr. Moid Khan, has been named recipient of the Consumer Rating Institute's Dentist of the Year 2026 award for Sacramento, CA, based on 1,399 reviews and a 4.9-star overall rating. Sacramento, CA - September 1, 2026 - Lush Dental Studio, a...

Sacramento, CA · 09-01

Fox40

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Sacramento County jail inmate dies at hospital

(FOX40.COM) — An inmate from the Sacramento County Main Jail was pronounced dead yesterday after 11 days in a hospital, according to the sheriff’s office. The inmate was sent to a hospital on Aug. 18 for a “higher level of medical care” at the request of the jail’s health officials, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release.

Sacramento County, CA · 08-29