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Trinity County fishing trip turns deadly after boat capsizes

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By Gillian Mohney Verified
| SFGate Verified
The family of a Shasta County man say they are "shattered" after his body was found in Ruth Lake following a fishing trip disaster. Dylan Asbury was on a night fishing trip along with two friends when their boat capsized early Saturday morning, according to a preliminary investigation by the Trinity County Sheriff's Office.
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Highly contagious diarrheal virus rises in Bay Area after World Cup start

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By Gillian Mohney Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Gillian Mohney on June 26, 2026 Tags: Categories: SF Gate About 260,000 fans are expected to visit the Bay Area during the World Cup. Bay Area News
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The Bay Area towns hit hardest by a highly-contagious diarrheal illness

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By Gillian Mohney Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A highly contagious diarrheal illness is on the rise in parts of the Bay Area, with multiple cities recording increasing levels of the virus in wastewater in recent weeks. Rotavirus, a gastrointestinal virus, causes diarrhea and vomiting. Although usually mild, the disease can be dangerous for young children, hospitalizing 50,000 to 70,000 of them and causing between 20 and 60 deaths annually, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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