COVID-19 Analysis: he got tested for coronavirus. Then came the flood of medical bills. By Elisabeth Rosenthal, Emmarie Huetteman | Kaiser Health News | April 2, 2020 Hidden costs for ER visits and other fees could cost people thousands of dollars.
California California hospitals face surge with proven fixes and some Hail Marys By Angela Hart, Anna Maria Barry-Jester | Kaiser Health News | April 1, 2020 Hospitals are taking extreme measures, such as using 3D printers to make ventilator parts and turning cafeterias into wards.
California Statewide guidance issued for public use of protective masks By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | April 1, 2020 Masks are not a substitute for social and physical distancing to prevent the spread of the virus; may lead to false sense of security.
Featured in Category Gov. Newsom says schools unlikely to open for rest of school year By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | April 1, 2020 Online learning programs, physical homework packets and other distance learning methods to continue.
Bay Area UC easing admissions, course requirements amid pandemic By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | April 1, 2020 Letter grade and standardized test requirements are suspended which will benefit high schoolers whose schools have closed and are now issuing pass/fail grades.
Bay Area Bay Area coronavirus updates | Wed., Apr. 1 By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | April 1, 2020 30 new cases in Alameda County; shelter-in-place extended to May 3.
COVID-19 Temperature check: tips for tracking a key symptom of coronavirus contagion By Shefali Luthra | Kaiser Health News | April 1, 2020 Taking one's temperature is not as easy as it sounds; for one reporter, the first challenge was finding a thermometer.
California ‘Essential’ or not, these workers report for duty By Heidi de Marco | Kaiser Health News | April 1, 2020 Many low wage workers cannot afford NOT to work; they continue to toil through the pandemic, often in positions that put them at risk.
City Piedmont to close parks starting April 1 By City of Piedmont | April 1, 2020 Not fooling around: The city responds to the County's new shelter-in-place orders that tighten restrictions on public spaces.
City City issues updated shelter order: No parks, no construction, no landscaping By John Tulloch, City of Piedmont | April 1, 2020 Complying with the Alameda County order which now extends to May 3, the list of what is off limits gets longer.