Haddon Heights rental owners should check lead-paint filing rules
Haddon Heights NJ rental owners with older units should keep lead-paint filings current, track turnover dates, and confirm valid inspections.
Public health
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Carrizo Springs ranchers should watch screwworm rules closely
Texas’ screwworm response is still active, and Carrizo Springs ranchers and pet owners should watch wounds, movement rules, and reporting steps.
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Delaney Hall in Newark shifts to lawsuits, inspections and local limits
Newark NJ – The Delaney Hall fight is now centered on inspections, transparency, and legal pressure after Newark scaled back police at the site.
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Discovery Bay keeps Willow Lake under a harmful-algal-bloom caution
Discovery Bay’s HAB page lists a CAUTION advisory for Willow Lake. Here’s what to avoid for kids, pets, and anyone recreating nearby.
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Europe’s late-June heat wave turns deadly as climate attribution sharpens the warning
World Climate Disaster Health and Humanitarian Scan – Record June heat killed people across France and Spain, broke temperature records in Germany and the Czech Republic, and renewed warnings about preventable heat deaths.
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Lexington launches home-modification help for low-income seniors
Lexington KY – A new city program will help low-income seniors make homes safer with grab bars, ramps and lighting so they can age in place.
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HHS ends COVID EUA declarations for drugs and devices
United States Public Health Safety and Legal Rules – HHS is ending COVID emergency-use declarations for drugs, biologics and devices, but the phaseout is staggered.
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Monmouth University, Surfrider expand water testing from West Long Branch
West Long Branch NJ – Monmouth University and Surfrider are expanding ocean water testing in Monmouth County to spot bacteria spikes sooner after rain.
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Detroit air quality alert overlaps with the week’s extreme heat
Metro Detroit is under an ozone air-quality alert as the National Weather Service warns of an Extreme Heat Warning through Thursday, with children, seniors and outdoor workers most at risk. ([cbsnews.com](https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/high-ozone-levels-air-quality-alert-june-29-detroit-michigan/))
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Detroit cooling centers: Extreme Heat Watch Tue. 12pm–Thu. 8pm
Detroit’s Cooling Centers can extend hours during a heat emergency. Here’s the Extreme Heat Watch window, warning signs, and what to do.
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Baltimore smoke-shop zoning: new 750-foot buffers start July 16 (Mayor Scott signed)
Mayor Brandon Scott signed Council Bill 25-0114 on June 16; it takes effect July 16, barring new smoke shops within 750 feet of schools, parks and each other.
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Long Beach confirms first 2026 human West Nile case—how to prevent bites
Long Beach CA – The city confirmed its first 2026 human West Nile case. Here’s who’s at higher risk and what to do before dawn and dusk.
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Minneapolis repeals bathhouse ban; zoning, health rules still to come
Minneapolis MN – City Council repealed its adult bathhouse/sex-venue ban, but zoning and health-safety licensing rules still must be finalized.
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Las Vegas heat brings Clark County cooling stations back online
Clark County reactivated daytime cooling stations for Las Vegas Valley residents June 22–28, offering air-conditioned respite during extreme heat.
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Pittsburgh Water board agenda June 29: PENNVEST requests for lead lines & stormwater
Pittsburgh Water’s June 29 board agenda includes PENNVEST resolutions on lead service lines and a 2027 stormwater catch basin/inlet project.
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SAWS clears Northwest Side well after E. coli advisory; tap water stayed safe
SAWS said June 15 retesting found no further E. coli in Turtle Creek 3, after a June 13 raw-water alert on the Northwest Side. Customers were told not to boil.
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Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda worsens as WHO seeks $518M response
WHO and Africa CDC launched a $518 million plan as Bundibugyo Ebola spread across Congo and Uganda, with cases and deaths still rising.
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Spartanburg Water says taste-and-odor complaints are tied to algae, but the water is safe
Spartanburg Water says some tap water tastes earthy because of algae-linked MIB, but the utility says it is still safe to drink.
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Nationwide Nara Organics infant formula recall after botulism cases
FDA and CDC linked three infant botulism cases to Nara Organics formula and say parents should stop using recalled cans and check lot codes now.
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United States: Nara Organics formula recall follows 3 infant botulism cases
FDA and CDC say three infants in California, Pennsylvania and Washington were hospitalized as Nara Organics recalled all lots of infant formula.
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Buffalo measles exposure sites widen after Erie County confirms second case
Erie County’s second measles case in a week expands Buffalo exposure notices at 1021 Broadway and Golisano; residents should check MMR records now.
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Nationwide Nara Organics infant formula recall after infant botulism cases
Nationwide recall: parents should stop using Nara Organics infant formula, check lot codes, and watch babies for serious botulism symptoms.
