Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Cinejoy on mental health struggles and more By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | April 1, 2022 This virtual version of Silicon Valley’s Cinequest slides its way onto the busy film festival scene this week. It begins Friday and runs through April 17.
COVID-19 Poor mental health lingers for adolescents, but positive school connections can help, CDC data shows By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | April 1, 2022 The data is based on a nationwide survey of high school students from January to June 2021.
Arts & Entertainment These Bay Area natives have a shot at bringing home Grammys By Ugur Dursun | Bay City News Foundation | April 1, 2022 R&B artist H.E.R., rapper Saweetie, guitarist Will Ackerman, and pianist Taylor Eigsti are all award hopefuls.
covid FDA authorizes second booster for people over 50, those with weakened immune systems By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | March 29, 2022 The second booster will be available four months after a first booster dose.
California Can my electric car power my house? By Seth Blumsack, Professor of Energy and Environmental Economics and International Affairs, Penn State | The Conversation | March 29, 2022 Not yet for most drivers, but vehicle-to-home charging is coming.
California ‘An enormous disabling event’: Long COVID could have inequitable impact on Californians By Ana B. Ibarra | CalMatters | March 29, 2022 Latino, Black and low-income people with inadequate health care could suffer the most.
California Could teacher residency programs address California’s teacher shortage? By Ali Tadayon | EdSource | March 29, 2022 U.S. education secretary calls for teacher residency programs, other solutions to address shortage
Bay Area LA senator renews push to make paid family leave more affordable By Lil Kalish | CalMatters | March 29, 2022 Low-wage earners who most need paid family leave can’t afford to take time off. A new bill seeks to raise their replacement pay.
Bay Area Snakes appear early this year on local hiking trails By Tony Hicks | Bay City News Foundation | March 29, 2022 Snakes usually wait until April or May to start showing up regularly.
California Cal State board officially eliminates SAT/ACT for admissions By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | March 22, 2022 CSU joins UC and other campuses in eliminating the admissions exam requirement.