Santa Barbara Is in the Middle of a Summer COVID Comeback
Urgent care centers are reporting an uptick in cases as wastewater rates show a surge in coronavirus.
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Urgent care centers are reporting an uptick in cases as wastewater rates show a surge in coronavirus.
The Department of State Hospitals will provide a program within the county jail that aids in the treatment of inmates deemed incompetent to stand trial.
Santa Barbara is one of 19 California’s 58 counties to opt into the federally funded pay-to-stay-away program for heavy meth users.
County supervisors receive a detailed report on what the money will be used for.
The contract renewal grants BeWell millions more in state and federal funding over the next three years to treat Medi-Cal beneficiaries’ substance-use disorders.
Student-led clubs are giving teens a stigma-free space to discuss mental health, share experiences, and advocate for resources on their campuses and in their communities.
New study offers a rare deep look at immunity from the postpartum mother’s perspective.
FDA lists natural food and co-op stores in Santa Barbara, Isla Vista, and Solvang that may have received walnuts connected to a multistate outbreak.
The eight-bed unit will open in mid-May and include services to county inmates.
“This is a chaotic landscape for patients,” said Luz Reyes-Martín, vice president of Planned Parenthood California Central Coast. “People are being faced with their rights and access to health care changing on a dime.”