Around Town UPDATE | Where are Oakland’s ‘slow’ streets? By Exedra Staff | April 17, 2020 The city has expanded its network of streets where it's safer for bicyclists, walkers, runners and wheelchair users to be on the streets.
City COVID-19 prompts City to reach more residents online and with regular email communications By Exedra Staff | April 17, 2020 In an effort to keep all residents safe and healthy, City now sends a weekly COVID-19 email update on Wednesday nights.
California California’s response to coronavirus, explained By Elizabeth Castillo | CALmatters | April 17, 2020 A clear snapshot of how CA has handled COVID-19 from shelter-in-place and distance learning to lives lost and an economy in free fall.
libby schaaf What comes next for California cities? Deficits, bailouts and long recoveries By CALmatters Staff | CALmatters | April 17, 2020 California cities face budget deficits as a pandemic-induced recession sets.
California California should push harder for special education during school closures, disability rights groups say By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | April 17, 2020 “When something like this happens, we have to take care of our entire community, including the needs of our most vulnerable kids.”
Bay Area CA officially in recession, budget cuts loom By Emily Hoeven | CALmatters | April 17, 2020 It will probably take several months to get a clear idea of the budget situation.
COVID-19 ‘It’s not over until it’s over’: 5 things to know about hitting the COVID-19 peak By Phil Galewitz | Kaiser Health News | April 17, 2020 The peak does not mean the pandemic is nearly over and what comes next depends on readiness.
Bay Area Bay Area coronavirus updates | Thurs., Apr. 16 By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | April 16, 2020 45 new cases in Alameda County; 2,000+ hotel rooms secured for vulnerable San Francisco homeless.
COVID-19 True toll of COVID-19 on U.S. health care workers unknown By Christina Jewett, Liz Szabo | Kaiser Health News | April 16, 2020 U.S. officials say they have no comprehensive way to count those who lose their lives trying to save others.
California SAT and ACT plan at-home college admissions exams for fall if crisis keeps schools closed By Larry Gordon |EdSource | April 16, 2020 Exams will include high-tech proctoring to discourage cheating.