In this video, we explore the effects of record snowfall in the Sierra and how people are adapting to living in over 55 feet of snow. We take a closer look at the unique challenges faced by those with livestock, such as donkeys, and the importance of keeping snow off roofs to prevent collapse. While […]
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At Loma Linda University Children’s Health, there’s nothing more important than our community’s kids. And Loma Linda Children’s Hospital helps do just that, With more space for healing…Private rooms for moms and babies…and a dedicated pediatric ER…providing the most specialized pediatric care in the region. Because every child deserves a healthy, active life. Loma Linda
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Sacramento County is proclaiming a public health emergency along with a local health emergency due to the monkeypox outbreak. source
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CALmatters’ Laurel Rosenhall breaks down Prop. 2 in less than 1 minute. source
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The UC Davis Center for Reducing Health Disparities and non-profit partner organizations have mobilized a community-based initiative to offer COVID-19 shots to Hispanics and African Americans across Sacramento and Yolo Counties. The initiative, called MOVE IT UP, is funded by a $5 million grant from FEMA. The effort seeks to boost immunization rates in communities
