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Parents tell 2 Investigates that they've come home finding several ticks on their children, and feel the school district isn't doing enough to address the problem. Despite having a pest management program, all families could still be at risk from getting bit across California and even contract Lyme Disease, which is on the rise.

The number of 911 calls in San Francisco are surging, due in part to the homeless crisis, drug addiction and mental health, which is prompting a major strain on ambulance service.

He needed medical help but ended up dead in Hayward police custody. Now his son wants to know why.

Santa Rita Jail based in Dublin, Calif. has the highest number of inmate deaths in the Bay Area, and has an even higher jail death rate than Los Angeles County, which has the largest jail system in the country. 2 Investigates took an unprecedented look at who was dying and why.

Dozens of file boxes packed with private, confidential medical information were dumped at a Bay Area landfill, angering people whose names, addresses, medical history and prescription drug information was on display for anyone to see.

For the first time in California history, certain records involving police misconduct are now publicly available because of a new state law, and 2 Investigates is shining a light on the findings throughout the Bay Area. 

The family of an elderly Vallejo veteran has filed a wrongful death claim against the Solano County Sheriff's Office and its jail after, they allege, jail staff made a critical error and caused their father's fatal painful allergic reaction. 

2 Investigates took an unprecedented look at who was dying and why at the Bay Area's largest jail. 

There are new clues in a nearly 50-year-old disappearance in the Bay Area after a witness came forward with information on the case. 

Merritt College in Oakland is hiring students to patrol its campus to make sure nothing catches fire after inspectors ordered the community college be placed on “fire watch.”

When an 83-year-old veteran was booked in Solano Co. jail, a correctional officer took away his only lifeline to protect him from a deadly drug allergy: a medical alert tag. Then medical staff starting giving the elderly man the very drug that ended up killing him.

Dirty, disgusting and dangerous apartments and rental homes are everywhere in Oakland, but now the city may finally start a program to hold landlords accountable, with a goal to prevent tragedies like what happened at the Ghost Ship warehouse.

The major focus for the victims’ families of the Ghost Ship fire has been on the criminal trial, but in the background civil attorneys are making progress on the lawsuit that calls out many more than just the two criminal defendants.

It was a last-minute job reassignment that Martha said changed her life forever and put a Bay Area community at risk. She said she was viciously attacked by a patient, who was already awaiting a separate rape trial. It is a case that is now raising larger questions about state oversight and California's strained disabled care industry. 

It was a last-minute job reassignment that Martha said changed her life forever and put a Bay Area community at risk. She said she was viciously attacked by a patient, who was already awaiting a separate rape trial. It is a case that is now raising larger questions about state oversight and California's strained disabled care industry. 

For more than two and a half years, the owners of the Oakland warehouse where 36 people died have come under harsh criticism by the victims’ families and defense attorneys who argue the Ng family bears some responsibility.