City City’s COVID-19 PCR testing site expands to 5 days By City of Piedmont | January 19, 2022 Starting Jan 20, testing will be available M-F in the Community Hall parking lot.
Arts & Entertainment Omicron variant continues to upend the Bay Area arts calendar By Lisa Hix | Bay City News Foundation | January 18, 2022 SF Sketchfest postpones to 2023, Cal Performances brings back digital series, and more.
Featured in Category Tracking COVID in Piedmont | Schools By Exedra Staff | January 18, 2022 Updated school case numbers for the week of Jan 11; outdoor masks reinstated temporarily for secondary students.
Bay Area Oakland Unified says district is meeting striking students’ demands By Keith Burbank | Bay City News | January 18, 2022 According to their petition, students plan to strike outside district headquarters beginning Friday until their demands are met.
Bay Area Nearly 4,000 Kaiser patients may have received incorrect COVID vaccine dosage at Walnut Creek Medical Center By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | January 18, 2022 The shots were administered between Oct. 25 and Dec.
California Officials struggle to regulate pop-up COVID testing sites — and warn patients to beware By Michelle Andrews | Kaiser Health News | January 18, 2022 Dubious street testing operators could put people’s personal data, health, or wallets at risk.
California Number of undergraduates continues to fall in California By Zaidee Stavely | EdSource | January 14, 2022 A large drop in undergraduate enrollment followed the shift to online learning in fall 2020.
California Here’s what’s changed as California’s new COVID workplace rules go into effect By Grace Gedye | CalMatters | January 14, 2022 Updated COVID workplace rules go into effect today, including increased protections for vaccinated workers.
COVID-19 As omicron surges, effort to vaccinate young children stalls By Elizabeth Aguilera | CalMatters | January 14, 2022 Pediatricians are alarmed by the slow pace and geographic disparities amid record numbers of cases and pediatric hospitalizations.
California Why COVID disruptions at California colleges and universities differ from March 2020 By Michael Burke | EdSource | January 14, 2022 Officials are optimistic that the pause on in-person classes will be temporary.