Mother files lawsuit after 7-year-old son with autism handcuffed for almost 40 minutes
A North Carolina mother is filing a lawsuit against her son’s school after a former resource officer restrained her child, who suffers from autism, for nearly 40 minutes.
A North Carolina mother is filing a lawsuit against her son’s school after a former resource officer restrained her child, who suffers from autism, for nearly 40 minutes.
Mayor London Breed says SFUSD needs to focus on reopening schools, not renaming
“I’ve been really frustrated about what I see happening with our children in San Francisco,” said Mayor London Breed as she attended a midday event in the city.
“I’ve been really frustrated about what I see happening with our children in San Francisco,” said Mayor London Breed as she attended a midday event in the city.
COVID up at California religious school; leader slams masks
Shasta County officials say 274 recent cases in the county were tied to the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry.
Shasta County officials say 274 recent cases in the county were tied to the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry.
More than 2 months into distance learning, OUSD hands out just half of its 25,000 Chromebooks
The district said the plan is to give out the 12,500th computer of the original 25,000 units, purchased in large part with $10 million from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
The district said the plan is to give out the 12,500th computer of the original 25,000 units, purchased in large part with $10 million from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
San Jose Unified sees slight dip in grades as some students struggle with virtual learning
The mother of an 8th grader who's son attends a middle school in the San Jose Unified School District said her child's grades have dropped significantly.
The mother of an 8th grader who's son attends a middle school in the San Jose Unified School District said her child's grades have dropped significantly.
Some oppose SF Lowell High School's proposed admissions change
Some are opposed to the proposed change of admissions policy at SF's elite Lowell H.S. Officials are suggesting a lottery system instead of academic achievement.
Some are opposed to the proposed change of admissions policy at SF's elite Lowell H.S. Officials are suggesting a lottery system instead of academic achievement.
Palo Alto Unified welcomes some students back into classrooms
It’s been more than six months in the making, but finally, Palo Alto students and their families were able to experience a school day that felt almost like normal.
It’s been more than six months in the making, but finally, Palo Alto students and their families were able to experience a school day that felt almost like normal.
2 Americans awarded Nobel Prize in economics
Americans Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson have won the Nobel Prize in economics for “improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats.”
Americans Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson have won the Nobel Prize in economics for “improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats.”
'Will you answer your phone?' Stanford economist unaware he won Nobel Prize
Good thing that two Stanford professors who won the Nobel Prize in economics on Monday are also neighbors.
Good thing that two Stanford professors who won the Nobel Prize in economics on Monday are also neighbors.
In-person school is back in session for some Palo Alto students
The school board voted unanimously last month to return to in-person learning despite concerns from parents and staff, according to the Palo Alto Weekly.
The school board voted unanimously last month to return to in-person learning despite concerns from parents and staff, according to the Palo Alto Weekly.
World Mental Health Day serves as reminder for pandemic's disruption
Oct. 10 is World Mental Health Day, and the pandemic has put a strain on parts of many peoples' lives in the Bay Area and around the world. Dr. Lisa Fortuna from Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital/UCSF talked to Mornings on 2 about strategies to stay level-headed.
Oct. 10 is World Mental Health Day, and the pandemic has put a strain on parts of many peoples' lives in the Bay Area and around the world. Dr. Lisa Fortuna from Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital/UCSF talked to Mornings on 2 about strategies to stay level-headed.
Stanford removing name of controversial founding president
David Starr Jordan was Stanford's president from 1891 through 1913.
David Starr Jordan was Stanford's president from 1891 through 1913.
Frank fireside chat with Dr. Fauci and Berkeley students
Event organizers with the Berkeley Forum, a non-partisan student group, say the event drew an unusually big crowd.
Event organizers with the Berkeley Forum, a non-partisan student group, say the event drew an unusually big crowd.
Slow internet stresses distance learning, how San Jose is helping
It's a big task that's gotten more urgent during the pandemic: bridging the "digital divide." In San Jose, they're taking that goal very seriously by handing out free Wi-Fi hotspots.
It's a big task that's gotten more urgent during the pandemic: bridging the "digital divide." In San Jose, they're taking that goal very seriously by handing out free Wi-Fi hotspots.
UCSF study: COVID symptoms in pregnant women can last longer
New UCSF study finds COVID symptoms in pregnant women can last much longer than those who aren’t pregnant.
New UCSF study finds COVID symptoms in pregnant women can last much longer than those who aren’t pregnant.
'We've got to do everything we can:' Oakland mayor pushes to reopen schools in January
"But I am very hopeful and working in deep partnership with school officials to try and get our schools open by this January. We know these kids will never get this year back in terms of their education. But we've got to do everything we can." -- Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf
"But I am very hopeful and working in deep partnership with school officials to try and get our schools open by this January. We know these kids will never get this year back in terms of their education. But we've got to do everything we can." -- Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf
In consecutive days, Cal scientists win Nobel Prizes
In consecutive days, another distinguished member at UC Berkeley has won a Nobel Prize.
In consecutive days, another distinguished member at UC Berkeley has won a Nobel Prize.
Distance learning brings glitchy connections, cramped quarters, more time with family
Sure it's nice to sleep in and do math problems in comfy clothes. But there are a host of other problems, like a lack of technology and even textbooks making virtual learning more difficult, especially for those at the lower end of the socioeconomic rung.
Sure it's nice to sleep in and do math problems in comfy clothes. But there are a host of other problems, like a lack of technology and even textbooks making virtual learning more difficult, especially for those at the lower end of the socioeconomic rung.
Police looking for missing UC Berkeley student
Investigators say 19-year-old Sydney West has not been in touch with friends or her family since last Wednesday.
Investigators say 19-year-old Sydney West has not been in touch with friends or her family since last Wednesday.
President Trump could be discharged from hospital tomorrow, his medical team says
President Donald Trump's medical team updated his medical condition outside Walter Reed Medical Center on Sunday morning. San Francisco State University Political Science Professor Rebecca Eissler talked to Mornings on 2 about the political implications of the president's health.
President Donald Trump's medical team updated his medical condition outside Walter Reed Medical Center on Sunday morning. San Francisco State University Political Science Professor Rebecca Eissler talked to Mornings on 2 about the political implications of the president's health.