An outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 in Marin County, CA, has concluded with six confirmed cases. The county’s health department originally reported the outbreak in September, and officials said they have not detected any new
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Marin County Has Five Confirmed E. Coli Cases, One Suspected
Health department officials in Marin County, CA, have confirmed five E. coli O157:H7 cases and a possible sixth. Four cases are children. Of four patients hospitalized, two have been discharged. All six patients are stable
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Marin County Officials Confirm Three E. Coli Cases, Cause Still Unknown
Health department officials in Marin County, CA, have confirmed three E. coli cases and a possible fourth. Three cases are reportedly children (two of whom have been hospitalized in stable condition), while the fourth person
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Is a "Harmonic Convergence" Responsible for Saving Oysters in California?
A lifelong Marin County resident, Bob La Belle, thinks nothing short of a “harmonic convergence” may be responsible for saving that Drakes Bay oyster business that former Interior Secretary Ken Salazar tried to shut down.
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