Trump administration suspends student federal loan payments through January

By extending payments by one month, the administration is effectively leaving it to the Biden administration or Congress to decide whether to provide longer-term relief to millions of student borrowers.

Navajo school, students fight to overcome amid COVID-19

Even before the pandemic, Native youth had the highest dropout rates in the U.S., leaving school at more than twice the rate of white children, according to federal statistics.

New partnership helping students at San Leandro Unified School District
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San Leandro Unified School District, San Leandro Public Library and Alameda County Library have formed an innovative new partnership to increase access to more eBooks and e-audiobooks for students. This unique collaboration strives to promote literacy and digital learning by streamlining the schools? and the library?s digital reading resources in one app. As a result, students can learn anytime, anywhere because of the convenience, ease of reading on-the-go and the inherent popularity of technology.

Teachers should be at the 'front of the line' for vaccines: SF leaders

San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen proposed a resolution this week calling on Gov. Gavin Newsom and state health officials to prioritize teachers as essential workers, making them eligible for the first phase of coronavirus vaccines in early 2021.

Heartache and hope: How COVID-19 shaped college essays of 2020

These seniors missed out on in-person interaction for their last year of high school. Many of their parents lost jobs, summer plans canceled, and some ended up feeling lonely and depressed.

Heartache and hope: How COVID-19 shaped college essays of 2020
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Xin Huang of Oakland Tech stepped up to take care of her family during COVID-19 and then she wrote about it for college. Rob Roth reports.

Newark Unified School District to pay $200K to settle public records battle

The settlement puts to rest a costly legal battle for Newark Unified School District that started in 2014 when the district decided to sue Elizabeth Brazil.

Special needs class at Del Amigo High closes after 8 test positive for COVID

One week after a Danville high school reopened for in-person learning, eight students and staff members from a special needs class tested positive for COVID-19.

U.S. students falling behind in math during pandemic, study shows

The analysis of data from nearly 4.4 million U.S. students in grades 3-8 represents one of the first significant measures of the pandemic’s impacts on learning.

UC Berkeley police locate couple missing since Thanksgiving

Fernando Torales-Acosta and Boyue Shen told family they planned to go on a hike on Thursday and would call when they returned.

UCSF one of seven California hospitals to begin receiving vaccine doses within weeks
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Dr. Robert Wachter, the Chair of the UCSF Department of Medicine, spoke to Mornings on 2 on Saturday about the current state of the virus spread in the Bay Area and the cautious optimism that frontline health care workers may receive vaccinations in December.

Big Game between Cal and Stanford will be drastically different

California and Stanford both come into the rivalry matchup with both teams winless for the first time. They’re also playing on a Friday in another first, just the third game for each team when it should be the fourth.