San Luis Obispo County Public Health

The vaccine protects against the human papillomavirus, a common virus that can lead to cancer. It’s recommended for kids ages 9 to 12, with two doses given six to 12 months apart for the best protection.

About 7,800 gallons of sewage and rainwater spilled into San Luis Obispo Creek during this week’s storm. Officials are urging residents to stay out of the water at nearby beaches.

San Luis Obispo County Public Health is offering free car seat checks on Tuesday to make sure children's car seats are installed correctly. Its to highlight National Child Passenger Safety Week.

Valley Fever is caused by inhaling a soil fungus called Coccidioides. It can lead to symptoms like cough and fever.

San Luis Obispo County officials are warning its residents about the effects of a fungal infection called Valley fever. This comes after California recently reported record-breaking cases during 2023.

7,600 gallons of sewage spilled into Morro Bay Harbor on Sunday.

Wednesday morning sewage overflowed out of a manhole cover at a Pismo Beach RV campground. However, county officials were able to resolve the issue.

During the spring and summer, ticks are more likely to bite and spread Lyme disease.

San Luis Obispo County health officials are urging people aged 65 and older to get an additional Covid-19 booster shot.

Despite relatively low numbers, tuberculosis cases in the County have reached double digits for the first time in over a decade.