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All six Public Health Centers and seven California Children’s Services Medical Therapy Units (MTU) operated by the County will close Monday Oct. 19, 2026, for the transition to a new electronic health record system. All sites will reopen the following day.
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The County has revised its Respiratory Virus Surveillance Report to better show current illness trends and to forecast whether respiratory illnesses and hospitalizations may rise or fall.
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The County is expanding its response to the long-running Tijuana Valley River pollution crisis by seeking qualified researchers to study whether past exposure to contamination is linked to higher rates of illness in nearby communities.
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The County reported a record year for affordable housing production, underscoring its commitment to expanding housing opportunities and ensuring all residents have access to safe, stable and affordable housing.
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There are many ways for people to meet the work requirements needed to keep their CalFresh benefits under new federal rules. The County offers volunteer opportunities and partners with 211 San Diego through the WorkReady Hub to help people get connected.
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The County of San Diego and UC San Diego celebrated a major public health milestone after the Revive & Survive San Diego CPR campaign surpassed its goal of training one million people in hands-only CPR.
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County Public Health officials are urging people not to eat Sierra Nevada Graziers raw milk cheese after it was linked to a multi-state Shiga toxin-producing E. coli outbreak that has sickened two people in San Diego County. County epidemiologists identified the E. coli outbreak linked to raw milk cheese.
