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Caregivers of people with disabilities rebuffed at vaccine sites
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Parents and caregivers of people with disabilities in California are supposed to be near the front of the line for the covid-19 vaccine. But some are hitting roadblocks at vaccination sites.Featured in Category
One year in, UCSF’s Rutherford sees light at end of tunnel
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"And for the first time, it’s not from a locomotive coming right at you," he says.COVID-19
Delay for pilot elementary school COVID-19 testing program
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Pilot program is delayed while organizers seek vendors that will bill insurers directly.California
When will nursing homes reopen to visitors? State officials won’t say
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COVID-19 cases at California’s nursing homes have plummeted 98% since December.California
‘We’re born Indian and we die white’: California Indigenous fear COVID deaths undercounted
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California Native American leaders fear the deaths that have shadowed their communities this past year have been undercounted.California
CSU faculty seek paid leave for juggling caretaking and online teaching
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Women faculty warn that without relief gender inequity in academe may persistCalifornia
Newsom, lawmakers set April 1 deadline to reopen schools for K-2 students
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$2 billion in incentives would come with partially reopening middle and high schools, but the plan would not require schools to open.Bay Area
Black churches fill a unique role in combating vaccine fears
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Historically, no other institution in African American communities has rivaled the church in terms of its reach and the trust it enjoys, said Dr. Paris Butler, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon at the University of Pennsylvania Health System.COVID-19
