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COVID-19

So many employees are sick with COVID or scared to come into work that it’s disrupting public transit service.

A new bill would remove personal belief exemption and requiring all K-12 students to get the shot by Jan. 1, 2023.

Infections are sweeping through staff and residents at homes across the state.

California’s unemployment rate is decreasing, but nearly 1 million workers have disappeared from the workforce.

Alameda County Superior Court judge issues temporary stay; district to consider next steps at Jan 26 school board meeting.

State health data on Friday reported that some 28 percent of 12 to 17-year-olds have not received a COVID vaccine.

CalMatters asked four public health experts all your pressing questions about how to avoid catching omicron on campus.

Regeneron and Lilly don’t work against the omicron variant but California is among the states still using the treatments.

Relatives say it is important they go into nursing homes because staff shortages are affecting care.

At least 40 California schools have tried to implement their own vaccine mandate ahead of the state mandate that will take effect next fall.