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BART will add 11 specialists with social work training to its police force and formalize a program with 10 unarmed … Continue reading BART adding unarmed, social work trained safety staff in push for policing reform
For several hours after coming back from the campus health center, Isael Corona’s nose was itchy and runny. He wasn’t … Continue reading College coronavirus testing varies by system, campus | Local News Matters
State data report more than 320 coronavirus cases have been associated with Bay Area day care facilities. Read more from … Continue reading Here’s how many coronavirus cases have been linked with Bay Area child care centers
State data report more than 320 coronavirus cases have been associated with Bay Area day care facilities. Read more from … Continue reading Here’s how many coronavirus cases have been linked with Bay Area child care centers
COVID-19 has claimed the lives of more than 2,500 Californians, a tragic toll that could have been far greater if … Continue reading In wake of COVID-19, hospitals are considering layoffs, furloughs | CalMatters
Santa Clara Co. Coronavirus Dashboard Lacks Critical Data on Hospitalization, Testing Capacity | San Jose Inside — Read on http://www.sanjoseinside.com/2020/04/01/santa-clara-co-coronavirus-dashboard-lacks-critical-data-on-hospitalization-testing-capacity/ Continue reading Santa Clara Co. Coronavirus Dashboard Lacks Critical Data on Hospitalization, Testing Capacity | San Jose Inside
Five days after Gov. Gavin Newsom directed Californians to shelter in place , including the estimated 108,000 who sleep outdoors … Continue reading California coronavirus: State is scrambling to house homeless | CalMatters
If measures were to relax a little, deaths could triple to 6,000. Without any social distancing the number could reach as … Continue reading San Jose official: 2,000 could die of coronavirus by June in ‘best case’ scenario | KTVU FOX 2
Bay Area health care workers say they’re unequipped to handle surge of coronavirus patients As Bay Area hospitals brace for … Continue reading Bay Area health care workers say they’re unequipped to handle surge of coronavirus patients
Most people say they are more likely to believe their employers than government websites or traditional or social media when … Continue reading Most believe employers over government on coronavirus
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo on Wednesday announced a new initiative called Silicon Valley Strong as a means for helping … Continue reading San Jose Mayor Launches Silicon Valley Strong
In an effort to disseminate trustworthy health information on COVID-19, Facebook will roll out its own coronavirus information center, a … Continue reading Facebook will put a new coronavirus info center on top of the News Feed
SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) — As more confirmed cases of coronavirus are reported, the situation may find shoppers thinking about … Continue reading Coronavirus Outbreak: Could it hurt ‘touch & feel’ shopping trends?
Health officials advise of more possible cases of coronavirus Jana Katsuyama reports. SAN JOSE, Calif. – The Centers For Disease … Continue reading Santa Clara county officials are investigating how a 65 year-old woman contracted coronavirus
The federal government notified Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration Friday that it is rejecting California’s Medicaid financing proposal, a decision that … Continue reading California faces $1.2 billion budget hit after Trump administration rejects Medi-Cal proposal
A new law warns biohackers not to edit their genes at home. — Read on http://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2019/8/13/20802059/california-crispr-biohacking-illegal-josiah-zayner Continue reading California law targets biohacking and DIY CRISPR kits
We are exposed to plastics and the chemicals that leach out from our food packaging in alarming amounts. Plastics are … Continue reading Let’s get plastic out of our food – now
The East Bay Regional Park District’s unanimous decision this week to stop using the weedkiller Roundup puts the nation’s largest … Continue reading Why are so many public agencies banning Roundup? – Times-Herald
California Hospitals See Massive Surge In Homeless Patients – Kaiser Health News — Read on khn.org/news/california-hospitals-see-massive-surge-in-homeless-patients/amp/ The homeless “are more … Continue reading California Hospitals See Massive Surge In Homeless Patients – Kaiser Health News
Luxury retreat Modern Elder Academy caters to tech workers who feel their age lags behind technology. Its guests are 30- … Continue reading Modern Elder Academy: a luxury retreat for tech workers who ‘feel old’ – Business Insider