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Bay Area

Popular Tilden steam train attraction to reopen this weekend

By Bay City News Service | April 1, 2021
A favorite local attraction nestled in Tilden Regional Park, the railway has been in operation for nearly 70 years.
Arts & Entertainment

Read all about it! BART stations tout touchless dispensers for free flash fiction

By Bay City News and Exedra staff | March 30, 2021
Each story is around 500 words -- taking only a few minutes to read -- and is suitable for all ages.
Bay Area

After attacks on Asian Americans, California lawmakers push to expand hate crime laws

By Byrhonda Lyons and Robert Lewis | CalMatters | March 30, 2021
The Atlanta shootings and other recent attacks on Asian Americans have prompted state lawmakers to resurrect past bills, but hurdles remain in documenting and prosecuting hate crimes.
Bay Area

Statewide, teacher retirements are projected at 5 percent of K-12 educator workforce

By John Fensterwald | EdSource | March 30, 2021
A recent survey says 25 percent more teachers are projected to retire this year across California, the largest number in more than a decade.
Bay Area

UCSF panelists argue structural changes necessary for post-COVID pandemic society

By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | March 30, 2021
Panel was optimistic, if cautious, about covid-19 waning during 2021, but warned that inequities that supported the spread of the novel coronavirus will need to be addressed to curb future pandemics.
Bay Area

Alameda County move to ‘orange tier’ allows many businesses to reopen their doors

By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation and Exedra Staff | March 30, 2021
County joins five others in the greater Bay Area in the lower tier, allowing businesses to expand indoor capacity.
Bay Area

Lake Merritt Junior Center damaged in fire Sunday evening, creates relief fund

By Exedra Staff and Bay City News | March 30, 2021
Fire originated in a nearby homeless encampment, fire department officials said. Junior Center staff described the loss as "devastating."
Featured in Category

Mills College dorms, classrooms will be filled with UC Berkeley students in fall pilot program

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | March 26, 2021
The students will be part of an educational cohort aimed at building group identity and easing the transition to a big university.
California

Vaccine appointments may be backed up for several weeks

By Barbara Feder Ostrov and Ana B. Ibarra | CalMatters | March 26, 2021
The CEO of Blue Shield predicts it will take until the end of April to ease California’s backlog. “When you make millions of people eligible overnight, there’s not millions of appointments immediately available,” he told CalMatters.
California

Gov. Newsom and legislators have lots of money to spend, few strings attached

By Ben Christopher | CalMatters | March 26, 2021
The federal coronavirus relief package gives a $26 billion windfall to California. Business groups, doctors and activists all want their share.
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