Creek to Bay Day brings volunteers to cleanup Oakland waterways
Hundreds of Oakland volunteers cleaned shorelines, collected water samples, and improved public spaces during the Creek to Bay Day.
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Hundreds of Oakland volunteers cleaned shorelines, collected water samples, and improved public spaces during the Creek to Bay Day.
At an Oakland clinic on Pill Hill, cancer patients find free care, comfort, and community.
Youth organizers staged “Breathing Room” to demand end to use of chemical agents in juvenile detention.
Media stories too often focus on severe mental illnessness, but unhoused people have other needs.
Students discover new health care possibilities through MIMS’ hands-on summer internship.
Federal coal funding sparks renewed debate over pollution, jobs and environmental justice.
Black women lawmakers lead California health policy efforts addressing disparities, maternal health, and access to equitable care.
The event featured a half marathon, 10K, 5K, and Kids Fun Run.
Newsom’s immigrant health rollback ignites political tension ahead of potential presidential bid.
Sacrificing public health regulations will disproportionately impact Black women