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Health officials in San Francisco have confirmed a case of enterovirus D-68 in a child on Friday, one day after officials in Alameda and Solano counties confirmed cases.
California's two senators are asking trade groups representing the state's hospitals to make sure their members have protocols in place should a patient with Ebola walk through their doors.
Former KPIX 5 reporter Dr. Nancy Snyderman will be flown back to the United States from the West African nation of Liberia to be quarantined, after a photographer with her crew tested positive for the Ebola virus.
"If you move from a one-star helmet to some of the better four and five star helmets, you cut your concussion rate in half." KPIX 5's comprehensive database reveals which helmets schools are using, and why some may be putting some students at greater risk of brain injuries.
United said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention believes the man could not have spread the disease during the flights because he was not showing symptoms and was not yet contagious.
Amid questions and concerns over the recent cases of the Ebola virus in the United States, KPIX 5 talked to an expert on infectious diseases at University of California at San Francisco.
The California Department of Public Health reports that eight cases of EV-D68 are on record in California so far this year.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District issued a Spare The Air alert for Friday due to high temperatures and low winds and smoggy conditions.
A person in Dallas has been confirmed as having the Ebola virus, according to health officials.
Health officials are investigating a cluster of 10 children in Colorado who have developed muscle weakness or partial paralysis, following a severe respiratory infection - a similar situation which has affected a Bay Area girl.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a bill to give $3 million to Doctors Medical Center in San Pablo, which has faced closure in recent months due to its ongoing financial problems.
Governor Brown has signed a measure that will give $3 million to cash-strapped Doctors Medical Center.
A San Francisco firm has unveiled an app designed for people with acne that will connect them with doctors and a treatment plan, while offering a vision in an emerging market of telemedicine.
Advocates have filed suit against the state, saying hundreds of thousands of low-income Californians are being denied medical care because of a huge backlog of Medi-Cal applications.
California's first cases of the uncommon respiratory infection enterovirus D68 have been reported by San Diego County health authorities.
