San Rafael is closing ccommunity centers and suspending all community classes, programs, recreation leagues, and events starting Saturday.
"We fully expect to see more cases in Marin," said Dr. Matt Willis, the county's public health officer.
The Marin man was a passenger on the Grand Princess cruise ship that returned Feb. 21 to San Francisco from Mexico.
"This declaration is about preparedness," said Dr. Matt Willis, the county's public health officer.
If coronavirus spreads to Marin, local officials will be coordinating their response with officials in the Alameda County Sheriff's Office.
A patient with the new coronavirus, now known as COVID-19, is being isolated at a hospital in Marin County, county officials announced.
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Health officials have confirmed the first two flu-related deaths of the 2019-20 flu season in Marin County.
Kaiser Permanente mental health workers expanded picket lines Wednesday to 10 medical centers across the state.
About 4,000 Kaiser Permanente mental health workers are set to strike this week at facilities throughout the Bay Area and across California.
This is the fourth vaping-associated death in California since July.
Dr. Jesse Wade, a veteran and clinical psychologist, will be available four days a week at the Marin County Veterans Service Office.
As flu season approaches, you might want to get immunized this fall.
County-sponsored free flu shot clinics will begin Oct. 1 and continue through mid-November.
A total of 57 severe respiratory illnesses related to vaping have been reported in California, with the first death reported last week.
Although no cases have been reported in Marin, a lung ailment associated with vaping cannabis or cannabis oils is on the rise in the U.S.
Drug overdose deaths in Marin fell between 2013 and 2018 because doctors were writing fewer prescriptions for painkillers, officials said.
The notifications were issued due to dangerous levels of naturally occurring paralytic shellfish poisoning toxins that can cause illness.
Funds will support treatment, care transitions and long-term recovery for people with opioid and other substance use disorders.
Recycling toothbrushes and other dental-product waste could mean children at an area hospital get a new playground.
"Children come into the child welfare system, through no fault of their own, and are among the county's most vulnerable residents."
The North Bay March for Babies fundraiser walk, to support healthy moms and infants, will be held May 11 in Santa Rosa.
Perhaps you know CPR, but do you know how to assist someone in mental distress?
Marin General Hospital's Dr. Alexander Evens, DO shares facts and figures about the disease
San Rafael teens answer USA Proud Learning call-to-action, celebrating Marin County Founding. 2016 State Board approved teaching innovation
Free flu clinics are available in San Rafael, Novato, Point Reyes Station and West Marin.
The local hospital was one of 19 hospitals nationwide recognized for exceptional and innovative performance.
The board's resolution says the approval of the additional 30-day involuntary psychiatric hold can decrease institutional placements.
The nonprofit group Leapfrog has released its hospital safety grades.
The paralytic shellfish poison levels recorded last week were the highest levels detected in Marin County in 20 years.
A recent sample within the Point Reyes National Seashore contained levels of paralytic shellfish poison at 37 times the "alert" level.
The Greenbrae-based hospital earned a Smart Care California Award and was named to the Hospital C-Section Honor Roll.
The flu strain that is circulating in Marin is known to cause more hospitalizations and deaths, according to health officials.
With a freeze warning issued across the North Bay, Pacific Gas & Electric is urging customers to be cautious when heating their homes.
RxSafe Marin, Marin County’s grassroots prescription drug abuse initiative, is hosting a community forum to discuss life-saving measures.
Drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in Marin, and the majority are due to prescription drugs.
Physician, researcher and family-health advocate will lead medical school aimed at developing community health physician leaders
Bike or carpool to work today, if possible, air district officials said. (Breaking)
UCSD researchers studied youth who live in Ecuador, the third largest producer of cut flowers in the world, particularly around May harvest.
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