Omicron variant continues to upend the Bay Area arts calendar
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SF Sketchfest postpones to 2023, Cal Performances brings back digital series, and more.
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5 challenges in expanding California’s permanent supportive housing — and potential solutions
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California has a multipronged approach to help former chronically homeless people remain in housing.Bay Area
Oakland’s vaccination requirement for indoor facilities begins Feb. 1
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Oakland joins neighboring cities and counties in requiring vaccination to eat in restaurants, use indoor recreation facilities.Arts & Entertainment
Noise Pop 2022: Five Bay Area bands you don’t want to miss
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After a COVID-related hiatus in 2021, the Noise Pop festival is scheduled to return next month.Bay Area
Chasing waterfalls: Time to hike Mount Diablo State Park is now
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One of the Bay Area’s best seasonal hikes is in full bloom — and flow — right now.gavin newsom
Newsom on homelessness: ‘We’ve gotta clean up those encampments’
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The governor's budget proposal focuses on immediate rather than longer-term needs.Arts & Entertainment
‘The Power of the Dog’ tops SF Bay Area Critics Circle’s awards
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Netflix’s dark, brooding Gothic Western dominated in this year's critics' picks.Bay Area
Oakland Unified blames supply chain on lack of masks, says students’ demands being met
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More than 900 students have signed an online petition calling for better COVID safety measures.Bay Area
Omicron surge pushes universities and colleges to distance learning
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Rising COVID cases have forced quick changes of plan for the start of the academic year at many institutions.Bay Area
About 500 Oakland Unified teachers called in sick Friday
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The sickout led to the closure of 12 schools and came as a high school student petition demanded more COVID protections.Bay Area
