Mary Ireland | Piedmont Exedra

Pandemic’s spread casts dark cloud over return to school in January — or beyond in state

Things are not looking good for in-person instruction, and some families have even sued state over distance learning inequities.

'Caste' author Isabel Wilkerson is the featured speaker at the event hosted by the nonprofit Facing History and Ourselves.

New standards will focus on co-teaching and collaboration between special education and their general education colleagues.

The county's new guidelines followed a significant jump in cases and include a ban on contact sports until at least Dec 21.

Chronically homeless are dying 20 to 25 years, possibly even 30 years younger than people who maintain their housing.

Some 4.1 million small businesses operate in California, employing 7.2 million workers, nearly half of the state's workforce.

Big asterisk: Many ‘missing’ low-income students didn’t take the test this fall

Mayor Bob McBain's holiday greeting, Santa, seasonal songs from the PHS Troubadours can all be enjoyed virtually on Wed, Dec 2 at 7 pm.

COVID may have cancelled the official Turkey Trot, but small groups improvised their own courses Thursday morning.

COVID can’t kill the holiday spirit, as the dozens of celebratory events all around the Bay Area can attest.