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Some of Oakland Unified's youngest students were welcomed back to the classroom for the first time in over a year. It was a day long-awaited by parents, teachers, and students themselves, though some are still waiting.

In the age of a pandemic, they may soon serve as your "ticket in" or passport for travel: your all-important COVID-19 proof of vaccination card.

Lee made the trip to Texas as part of a congressional delegation that toured at least two facilities, including the Carrizo Springs Office of Refugee Resettlement and the El Paso Border Patrol Central Processing Center.

Jessica and Jake Woodruff, of Yreka, were traveling up the coast during an annual trip to celebrate her 45th birthday when the massive tree fell directly on their 2016 Honda, a fundraiser for the family stated.

The move would require reclassifying more seasonal federal firefighter positions as permanent, said a letter to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Interior Secretary Deb Haaland.

Troy Gaskin and his four sons have been living at a motel ever since the fire ripped through their home 10 days ago.

Trump has been outspoken on current events since his exit from the White House in January.

"Significant resources have been directed to expanding our capacity," wrote Board of Supervisors Chair Lynda Hopkins. "It is disappointing that this effort has been met with a decreasing supply of vaccines for our community."

According to the San Jose Police Department, the suspect fled from officers on foot in the area of S White Road and Alum Rock Avenue. 

Video from the Citizen App shows a crowd and dozens of cars gathered in the city's South of Market neighborhood on Harrison Street, not far from the Embarcadero. 

Police are investigating a vandalism incident after a man was seen on video hurling rocks into Cornerstone Christian Center in Antioch around 4 a.m. Monday.

Napa County spokesperson Janet Upton said the county has been tracking an outbreak at the veterans home and is working with the California Department of Public Health on the issue.

San Mateo County Event Center announced on Monday that its long-running and beloved annual fair will return this June, in another show that pandemic restrictions were easing in the Bay Area.