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California

Remote learning here to stay, via independent study

By Emily Hoeven | CalMatters | July 6, 2021
An amendment introduced July 5 to an education funding bill would require schools to offer independent study programs for students who don’t yet feel comfortable returning to the classroom.
COVID-19

New research finds J&J vaccine has muscle against Covid’s delta variant

By Victoria Knight | Kaiser Health News | July 2, 2021
Data released Thursday showed that the single-dose vaccine remains highly protective against the delta variant and immunity may be long-lasting.
California

Unprecedented lobbying effort scores big win for California public health

By Angela Hart | Kaiser Health News | July 2, 2021
After years of unstable funding, California’s 2022-23 budget will include an $300 million annual investment in public health.
covid

State data: Breakthrough Covid is rare in California

By Barbara Feder Ostrov | CalMatters | July 1, 2021
The breakthrough infections through June 23 amount to one case out of every 2,583 vaccinated people -- far lower than the infection and death rates among unvaccinated people.
City

Tracking COVID in Piedmont | June 29

By Exedra Staff | June 29, 2021
Cases may continue to pop up over the summer, despite high rates of vaccination.
California

Without enough boots on the ground, California’s vaccination efforts falter

By Angela Hart | Kaiser Health News | June 29, 2021
County health officials say trust is critical and want more money for one-on-one outreach, but the state has largely funneled money to advertising firms and tech companies.
Education

Special ed and high-needs students get windfall in budget deal

By Joe Hong | CalMatters | June 28, 2021
A historic boost in state funding will allow educators to make investments in high needs students, special education, and early childhood education.
Nonprofit

Nonprofit with Oakland roots keeps the beat with Hip-Hop Therapy

By Amelia Williams | Bay City News Foundation | June 28, 2021
Beats Rhymes and Life offers a multifaceted framework for helping youth confirm and address their trauma through procuring, analyzing and, eventually, performing hip-hop music.
California

Five things to know about Newsom’s budget deal with Legislature

By Laurel Rosenhall, Sameea Kamal, and Manuela Tobias | CalMatters | June 28, 2021
The governor and legislative leaders on Monday reached a spending agreement that addresses the COVID-19 economic crisis -- and, perhaps, will help Newsom defeat a recall campaign.
Bay Area

Eviction moratorium gets reprieve as part of state’s larger housing relief plan

By Jana Kadah | Bay City News Foundation | June 25, 2021
The new tenant protections extend the eviction moratorium until Sept. 30 and provide "anyone impacted by COVID-19" with 100 percent of back rent from April 2020, including water and electricity.
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