Bay Area's community colleges to receive millions from American Rescue Plan
Bay Area community colleges are expected to receive tens of millions of dollars in relief money from the recently passed American Rescue Plan, Rep. Anna Eshoo, D-Palo Alto, said Monday.
Bay Area community colleges are expected to receive tens of millions of dollars in relief money from the recently passed American Rescue Plan, Rep. Anna Eshoo, D-Palo Alto, said Monday.
Stimulus payments, tax credits, rental assistance included in $1.9 trillion relief bill
There is great emphasis on the $1,400 stimulus checks to those making $75,000 a year or less. But there’s more to help many American families.
There is great emphasis on the $1,400 stimulus checks to those making $75,000 a year or less. But there’s more to help many American families.
‘We loved each other so, so much’: Husband dies from COVID-19 days after getting married
Sherry Nabors said her late husband, Jeff, wanted to get married knowing that he would soon die from COVID-19 days after being hospitalized with the virus.
Sherry Nabors said her late husband, Jeff, wanted to get married knowing that he would soon die from COVID-19 days after being hospitalized with the virus.
Oakland teachers to vote on tentative agreement for in-person learning this week
Some teachers say they don't feel safe going back in the classroom. They're scheduled to vote on a tentative agreement over in-person learning from Wednesday to Saturday.
Some teachers say they don't feel safe going back in the classroom. They're scheduled to vote on a tentative agreement over in-person learning from Wednesday to Saturday.
4 million more Californians prioritized as state expands vaccine eligibility
At least 4 million more Californians, of all ages, became eligible for the COVID vaccine on Monday as priority expands to those with health conditions and people living in some congregate settings.
At least 4 million more Californians, of all ages, became eligible for the COVID vaccine on Monday as priority expands to those with health conditions and people living in some congregate settings.
Biden reportedly planning first major tax hike since 1993 in next economic package
The next spending initiative — which is expected to be even bigger, costing as much as $4 trillion — won't rely on just government debt as a funding source.
The next spending initiative — which is expected to be even bigger, costing as much as $4 trillion — won't rely on just government debt as a funding source.
Biden, Harris and others begin promoting COVID-19 relief plan's benefits during 'Help is Here' tour
President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and their spouses are opening a cross-country tour this week to highlight the benefits of his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 plan.
President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and their spouses are opening a cross-country tour this week to highlight the benefits of his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 plan.
California expands vaccine eligibility to another 4.4 million residents: What you need to know
California on Monday expanded the list of people eligible for the coronavirus vaccine by another 4.4 million people. Here's everything you need to know.
California on Monday expanded the list of people eligible for the coronavirus vaccine by another 4.4 million people. Here's everything you need to know.
Stanford University inviting juniors and seniors back to campus for spring semester
Junior and senior-year students will be invited to return to campus when the spring semester at Stanford University when the spring quarter begins March 29, the university announced.
Junior and senior-year students will be invited to return to campus when the spring semester at Stanford University when the spring quarter begins March 29, the university announced.
As vaccine eligibility expands to millions on Monday, experts warn of COVID surge
On Monday, March 15th more than 4 million people will become eligible for the COVID vaccine. But as restrictions loosen, health experts warn of a COVID surge in coming weeks.
On Monday, March 15th more than 4 million people will become eligible for the COVID vaccine. But as restrictions loosen, health experts warn of a COVID surge in coming weeks.
Hundreds infected with COVID at Tesla Fremont plant, report shows
There have been hundreds of cases of coronavirus among workers in Tesla’s Fremont factory, according to a news report.
There have been hundreds of cases of coronavirus among workers in Tesla’s Fremont factory, according to a news report.
Cities, counties to get American Rescue Plan funds within 60 days
California's counties and large cities can expect to receive money from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 in two parts with the first coming in 60 days from Thursday.
California's counties and large cities can expect to receive money from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 in two parts with the first coming in 60 days from Thursday.
Giants 1B Brandon Belt works back from COVID-19, then mono
Brandon Belt got hit with quite a double-whammy that derailed his offseason.
Brandon Belt got hit with quite a double-whammy that derailed his offseason.
Contra Costa county restaurants prepare for Red Tier reopening
In Contra Costa county, back of the house chefs are the only people allowed indoors in restaurants. That changes Sunday, when the county enters the Red Tier of the state's reopening system.
In Contra Costa county, back of the house chefs are the only people allowed indoors in restaurants. That changes Sunday, when the county enters the Red Tier of the state's reopening system.
Virus tolls similar to other states despite Newsom's efforts
Nearly a year after California ordered the nation’s first statewide shutdown, masks remain mandated, indoor dining and other activities are significantly limited, and Disneyland remains closed.
Nearly a year after California ordered the nation’s first statewide shutdown, masks remain mandated, indoor dining and other activities are significantly limited, and Disneyland remains closed.
California Grocers Association sues San Jose and Daly City for giving workers hazard pay
The California Grocers Association is suing the cities of San Jose and Daly City over hazard pay ordinances for grocery workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
The California Grocers Association is suing the cities of San Jose and Daly City over hazard pay ordinances for grocery workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Red-tier status offers glimmers of normalcy for two Bay Area counties
On Sunday, two additional Bay Area counties will enter the Red Tier, allowing Sonoma and Contra Costa Counties more permissive activities and interactions.
On Sunday, two additional Bay Area counties will enter the Red Tier, allowing Sonoma and Contra Costa Counties more permissive activities and interactions.
California loosens restrictions on wineries, breweries and distilleries
The weekend marks a long awaited change for wineries, breweries, and distilleries. New California Dept. of Public Health regulations allow those establishments to reopen.
The weekend marks a long awaited change for wineries, breweries, and distilleries. New California Dept. of Public Health regulations allow those establishments to reopen.
Bay Area job losses in 2020 significantly greater than EDD estimate
The Bay Area lost thousands of more jobs in 2020 than the California Employment Development Department originally estimated.
The Bay Area lost thousands of more jobs in 2020 than the California Employment Development Department originally estimated.
If you're a skier returning to slopes, doctors have advice if you've been inactive
Doctors say some people have been more active and others less during the pandemic. If you're a skier returning to the slopes, they have some advice.
Doctors say some people have been more active and others less during the pandemic. If you're a skier returning to the slopes, they have some advice.