Featured in Category Measles confirmed in person who went to Burlingame restaurant, health officials say By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News | March 2, 2026 There have been two confirmed cases of measles in San Mateo County in 2026 after one case was reported in 2025.
health Californians are staying insured — but settling for health coverage they may not use By Ana B. Ibarra | CalMatters | February 28, 2026 Following the end of enhanced federal premium assistance, many people are making concessions to afford staying insured.
California 66% of normal: Sierra snowpack continues to lag historical average as winter winds down By Kiley Russell | Bay City News | February 27, 2026 Only one month to go until the typical peak to the snow season -- meanwhile last month's storms haven't made up for a dry start to winter.
Bay Area An early taste of summer on Saturday before cooler weather returns By Bay City News and Exedra Staff | February 27, 2026 Temperatures are expected to soar above 80 degrees on Saturday.
Bay Area BART board passes drastic contingency plan to close $367M deficit, slash service by 70% By Gabe Agcaoili, Bay City News | February 27, 2026 Ridership remains about 50% below pre-pandemic levels, and BART’s funding model relies heavily on passenger fares.
Bay Area Oakland teachers reach tentative deal with district after year of talks, but layoffs loom By Gabe Agcaoili | Bay City News | February 27, 2026 Layoffs are projected to save about $11 million next fiscal year as OUSD confronts a roughly $100 million structural deficit.
California Los Angeles Unified school board places Carvalho on administrative leave, names acting superintendent By Mallika Seshadri | EdSource | February 27, 2026 Decision comes two days after FBI raided his home, the district HQ, and a Florida residence.
News LAUSD School Board delays decision on Superintendent Carvalho after FBI raids By Mallika Seshadri and Betty Márquez Rosales | February 26, 2026 Calls to place Carvalho on a temporary leave of absence.
Bay Area BART: Strong January ridership gains, but sales tax measure remains vital to survival By Gabe Agcaoili | Bay City News | February 26, 2026 If the measure fails to pass in November, up to 15 stations will close.
California Newsom changed California prisons. What will the justice system look like after he leaves? By Adam Ashton | CalMatters | February 26, 2026 In addition to the dramatic decline in the number of people the state is incarcerating, they are directing more resources to rehabilitation programs.