Bay Area Flu, COVID, RSV transmission increasing ‘in every category’ state officials warn By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | November 18, 2022 For infants and young toddlers, RSV can be more serious than a common cold.
Bay Area Bonta sues manufacturers of ‘forever chemicals’ By Olivia Wynkoop | Bay City News Foundation | November 11, 2022 Suit alleges manufacturers continued to produce the chemicals despite knowing their harm.
Bay Area Chilly weekend ahead for Bay Area By Exedra Staff | November 4, 2022 A longer bout of colder weather and rain lies ahead.
Bay Area Going electric: Opponents clash as California aims to force diesel trucks off the road By Nadia Lopez | CalMatters | November 1, 2022 A proposal before state regulators would ban gas-fueled truck sales and make large trucking firms convert to electric within two decades.
Bay Area State test scores show continued negative impact of pandemic By Exedra Staff | October 25, 2022 Piedmont's proficiency rates in reading appear to hold steady, but math scores dipped.
Cal Supreme Court’s decision on affirmative action in admissions could affect California private colleges By Emma Gallegos | EdSource | October 25, 2022 Decision could also impact California students attending colleges out of state.
Featured in Category An abortion rights question on the California ballot revives the debate over ‘viability’ By April Dembrosky | KQED | October 25, 2022 The leading advisory group for OB-GYNs removed the term viability from its guidance on abortion in May.
Arts & Entertainment Cast and crew shine in SF Opera’s ‘Dialogues of the Carmelites’ By Caroline Crawford | Bay City News Foundation | October 25, 2022 The new production of Francis Poulenc’s 1957 opera is a triumph.
Bay Area Oakland City Council votes to continue police ALPR use By Keith Burbank | Bay City News Foundation | October 21, 2022 The readers are cameras mounted on police vehicles that scan license plates during routine police patrols.
Bay Area ADA redux: SF district attorney appeals dismissal of suit against law firm By Joe Dworetzky and Olivia Wynkoop | October 20, 2022 Law firm Potter Handy is known for filing thousands of lawsuits under the Americans with Disabilities Act.