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Bay Area health officials urge measles vaccination

Bay Area health officials urge measles vaccination as cases rise across the country

The health departments from all Bay Area counties urged people to get vaccinated against measles because of rising cases across the country.

Daily Camera · 1d

Colorado health officials urge vaccinations for measles amid nationwide outbreaks

According to a release, large measles outbreaks are currently happening across the country, including 223 cases in Texas and 33 cases in New Mexico.

Local News 8 · 1d

Local health professionals urgently call for people to vaccinate amidst Measles outbreak

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report 222 measles cases across 12 states as of March 6, and local public health providers are urging people to check their vaccination records and get up to date on immunizations.

WFXR Roanoke on MSN · 1d

Roanoke health districts urge measles vaccinations amid rise

With measles cases rising in the United States in Texas and New Mexico, the Roanoke City and Alleghany Health districts are giving tips to take action. Measles is very contagious and dangerous for babies and young children.

Heavy Bay Area rains, winds expected to turn lighter

SFGATE on MSN · 1d

Wild winds whip through Bay Area as another storm approaches

Though rainfall totals were significant in some areas, the winds stole the spotlight. The Marin Headlands saw gusts of 65 mph, while San Francisco International Airport recorded gusts of 59 mph. South San Francisco clocked in at 52 mph, with Behringer noting that wind gust readings in some places may have skewed higher.

East Bay Times · 12h

Heavy Bay Area rains, winds expected to turn lighter; another storm is looming on Sunday

Rain pelted the Bay Area again Friday morning as the most intense part of the second wave in a storm pattern whipped its way onto shore accompanied by cold, gusty winds similar to those that blew during the first round.

NBC Bay Area on MSN · 1d

Second storm set to bring heavy rain, thunderstorms across the Bay Area

Heavy rain is expected to make its way back to the Bay Area on Friday after a storm system raged across the region on Wednesday. The atmospheric river is also expected to bring a chance of thunderstorms as people commence their morning commutes.

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Marin County reverses sale of property that was mistakenly auctioned off for $6,000

County officials say the parcel – a common area belonging to the Tiburon View Homeowners Association – waws sold at a public ...

Times-Herald1h

For Bay Area, a brief, chilly time to dry out before another storm arrives

Rain pelted the Bay Area overnight Friday morning, accompanied by cold, gusty winds similar to those that blew during the ...

3don MSN

New round of atmospheric river storms poised to hit Bay Area; wet weather expected into weekend

Another round of atmospheric river-fueled storms was poised to soak the Bay Area from Tuesday night into the weekend, ...

Bay Area cold case murder from 1973 advances to trial

Michael Eugene Mullen, 76, is accused of killing 31-year-old Nina Fischer in her San Rafael home on Nov. 15, 1973.

Here's a look at damage after Bay Area storm brought heavy rain, strong wind causing power outages

A Level 2 storm brought heavy rain, strong gusty winds to the Bay Area causing power outages and downed trees in the Bay Area ...

Marin Independent Journal on MSN2dOpinion

Editorial: Sinking areas of Marin need constructive strategy, practical plan

The study on preparing Bay Area communities for rising sea levels says Marin faces $17 billion in expenses to build adaptive ...

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Famed Bay Area cattle rancher sues park service over new regulation

The founder of Niman Ranch, famous for its sustainable meat products made from animals raised on the rolling coastal hills of ...

Marin County extends fee discounts for ADU construction amid housing woes

Homeowners in unincorporated Marin County looking to build an accessory dwelling unit, or ADU, will still be able to save thousands on permit fees after a move by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.

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Marin County approves $500K in funding for immigrant support services

(KRON) — Marin County is allocating $500,000 in funding to provide support services for immigrants following the unanimous approval of a resolution during Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting.

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