Site Map April 29, 2020

Years / 2020 / April / 29

• FICO made new credit score changes — here's how to avoid lowering yours
• Pandemic unemployment assistance open to those serving penalties; frustrations persist
• Bay Area construction workers going back to jobs with new rules
• Mortgage rates near record low — here's why it's a good idea to refinance
• Refinance student loans now and you'll likely save money — here's why
• Hundreds of face masks spill onto I-880 in Union City
• Baseball Hall of Fame cancels induction ceremony due to coronavirus
• SFPD releases name of Tenderloin standoff suspect who avoided officer's gunfire
• Trump says he won’t extend social distancing guidelines
• Everything you need to know about the extended Bay Area shelter-in-place order
• SF Symphony cancels all concerts for remainder of 2019-2020 season
• California governor focuses on connecting farms with food banks to avoid waste
• NY woman, 101, has survived Spanish flu pandemic, cancer and coronavirus, family says
• Prosecutors: Frontline worker stole engagement ring, credit card from patient who died of COVID-19
• TUNE IN: Santa Clara County officials provide updates on COVID-19 response
• Taxpayers group sues Newsom over plan to help undocumented immigrants
• Starbucks to reopen 90% of US stores by June in ‘carefully planned stages,’ according to report
• Developer to donate building destroyed by arsonists to UC Berkeley: report
• No one tests positive for coronavirus in small California town of Bolinas
• California food for seniors plan could run out of money soon
• Gilead says remdesivir proved effective against coronavirus in US study
• US economy shrank at 4.8% rate last quarter as coronavirus struck
• Governor's early school start caught top California educators by surprise
• 1 dead, 2 injured in shooting near Bay Bridge: CHP
• Vallejo maritime academy gets OK to start limited classes
• Irrfan Khan, star of ‘Slumdog Millionaire,’ ‘Life of Pi,’ dead at 53
• Ban on construction sites could be lifted soon, insiders say
• Coronavirus strains meat supply, but Bay Area has many butcher options