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Founders Park Playground, Ladera Ranch
For years, Ladera Ranch was marketed as the ultimate Southern California suburban dream. Nestled in South Orange County, this affluent master-planned community boasts immaculately manicured parks, pristine greenbelts, and leafy neighborhoods designed to be safe havens for young families.But today, that dream has been shattered.An alarming pediatric cancer cluster in Ladera Ranch has sparked...[ Read More... ]
A sewage contamination sign is posted in Coronado on June 29. (Sandy Huffaker/For the San Diego Union-Tribune)
🌊 2025 U.S. Beach Water Quality Report: The Most Polluted Beaches and How to Stay SafeSurfrider Foundation and Heal the Bay have released their latest beach water quality reports for 2025. Learn which U.S. beaches are the most contaminated, what’s causing it, and how you can protect yourself and your family this summer.🏖 Is It Safe to Swim? Summer 2025 Brings New Warnings About Beach...[ Read More... ]
E. Coli
A 3-year old boy has been hospitalized for E. Coli with severe intestimanl symptoms after swimming in at Lake Wildwood Beach in Nevada County.  Three other kids have also been treated for E. Coli.The health deparment closed down the beach after the water test results showed it had the high levels of fecal colforms - bacteria that can cause serious illness:“Real upset stomach,...[ Read More... ]
Brain-eating amoeba, Naegleria fowleri
Something to think about when whitewater rafting:A young woman died this week in Ohio after being infected by Naegleria fowleri, commonly called a brain-eating amoeba.Officials from the Franklin County Public Health Department confirmed that the 18-year-old died from amoebic meningoencephalitis, in which the membrane around the brain and spinal cord swells because of infection by...[ Read More... ]
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