COVID-19 COVID-19 guidance for schools likely to be relaxed with CDC shift ahead By Kate Sequeira | EdSource | August 5, 2022 Plans include lessening the emphasis on regular screenings at schools, according to CNN.
Bay Area Database will track efforts to ban teaching about racism in schools By Diana Lambert | EdSource | August 5, 2022 The Critical Race Forward Tracking Project is the first project in the United States to identify and analyze these efforts.
Around Town Corritone to leave Beach Elementary By Exedra Staff | August 2, 2022 Michael Corritone has served as principal for eight years.
Bay Area Monkeypox outbreak: Newsom declares state of emergency By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | August 2, 2022 Two-thirds of total cases have been reported in Los Angeles County and San Francisco.
Bay Area State cautions ‘rage rooms’ may deliver unwanted release By Robert Lewis | CalMatters | July 26, 2022 Stress relief or toxic exposure? Environmental officials are worried operators may not know about safety regulations around hazardous chemicals.
crime Card ‘skimmer’ found on machine at Grand Avenue convenience store By Katy St Clair | Bay City News Foundation | July 26, 2022 Oakland police want help IDing the suspect, caught on video.
California Newsom calls for more aggressive climate action By Emily Hoeven | CalMatters | July 26, 2022 Governor's call comes as wildfires burn across California.
Arts & Entertainment Bay City Books: New Books from Bay Area Authors – July 2022 By Meg Waite Clayton | Bay City News Foundation | July 22, 2022 New books from San Francisco Bay Area authors, listed by release date.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Bay Area talent aplenty at SF Jewish Film Festival By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | July 22, 2022 PTR plucks a few gems out to entice you from a well-stocked program that’ll run from Thursday through Aug. 7.
Arts & Entertainment Art + Soul returns to Oakland for its 20th year this Saturday By Janis Mara | Bay City News Foundation | July 22, 2022 The festival covers five blocks in downtown Oakland and is free this year.