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The warning was issued to riders who used certain Trolley Blue and Green lines and bus riders and drivers who used Route 901.

San Diego County's Tuberculosis Program and the Metropolitan Transit System are working to notify some area travelers that they were potentially exposed to a tuberculosis infection earlier this year.

San Diego County officials said riders may have been exposed on trolleys or buses.

Members believed to be at highest risk at the Mission Valley location have been notified. Individual members at risk from exposures at the Chula Vista location have not been able to be defined.

Dates of potential exposure are from Feb. 16 to June 22, primarily at the Charles B. Bell Jr. Pavilion

Dates at Mission Valley site are from Jan. 4 to Feb. 22, and at Chula Vista location, Feb. 1 to April 30

San Diego County's Tuberculosis Program and Chuze Fitness are working to notify employees and members potentially exposed to tuberculosis at Chuze Fitness-Mission Valley and Chuze Fitness-Chula Vista, it was announced Friday.

Exposures to the general public, SDSU students and faculty and to other employees are considered to be limited, according to the county

A worker at the Amazon Fulfillment Center in Oxnard has been diagnosed with active tuberculosis, and though scores of people were possibly exposed to the disease, Ventura County Public Health said the general populace is safe. Public Health said in a Thursday press release that the diagnosis was recent and that about 180 people were […]

New Mexico Department of Health marked World Tuberculosis Day, March 24, with a reminder to providers and residents that tuberculosis is still a health concern in the state. Program manager Brenda Mo...