Still, wastewater samples collected from the Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant between May 20 to 24 and again on June 2 to 3 have detected measles. The new case is unrelated.

Sacramento County public health officials noted that their case is not linked to other recent detections. Notably, health officials say most of California's confirmed measles cases in recent years ...

Sacramento County Public Health confirms 14th case of measles in California by: Natalie Sierra Posted: Jun 16, 2025 / 02:43 PM PDT Updated: Jun 16, 2025 / 02:43 PM PDT ...

As an ongoing practice, the Sacramento Area Sewer District collects wastewater samples checking for various viral markers including measles. Measles was detected between May 20–24 and June 2–3 ...

Still, wastewater samples collected from the Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant between May 20 to 24 and again on June 2 to 3 have detected measles. The new case is unrelated.

Video Above: Sacramento Area Sewer District detects measles virus marker in wastewater The 14th confirmed case in California this year comes after the Yolo County Health and Human Services ...

Health officials also noted that they’re continuing to monitor wastewater for possible indications of measles in the Sacramento area. The U.S. has more than 1000 confirmed measles cases so far ...

Health officials also noted that they’re continuing to monitor wastewater for possible indications of measles in the Sacramento area. The U.S. has more than 1000 confirmed measles cases so far ...

“This case shows how easily measles can re-enter our community through international travel,” said Dr. Olivia Kasirye, Sacramento County’s Public Health Officer, in a statement.