climate change Newsom backs tougher rules on California oil wells By Rachel Becker | CalMatters | October 21, 2021 The governor supports regulating where new oil wells can go, plus additional pollution controls on existing wells.
COVID-19 COVID and the flu: Is a ‘twindemic’ threat lurking again? By Ana B. Ibarra | CalMatters | October 21, 2021 Experts hope continued masking will reduce this season’s dual threat of COVID and flu.
California 770 new laws coming to California By Emily Hoeven | CalMatters | October 11, 2021 The governor has signed 770 new California laws and vetoed 66. Here’s a look at what’s coming in the Golden State.
Around Town Walk for Wellness raising funds for PUSD student mental health center By Wellness Center Support Committee | September 24, 2021 Family- and pet-friendly event continued through the weekend.
Bay Area Au pairs’ health coverage gaps could be fixed with ACA By Bryce Covert | Kaiser Health News | September 21, 2021 Au pairs are eligible to enroll in comprehensive coverage on the Affordable Care Act marketplaces and likely qualify for premium subsidies.
California It’s not just COVID: Recall candidates represent markedly different choices on health care By Samantha Young and Rachel Bluth | Kaiser Health News | September 10, 2021 There’s a lot more at stake for Californians’ health care than mask and vaccine mandates.
California Newsom’s call now: California Legislature passes top 21 bills of ’21 By CalMatters Staff | September 8, 2021 CalMatters staff recap some of the most interesting or consequential decisions the governor faces.
covid V-Safe: How everyday people help the CDC track COVID vaccine safety with their phones By Amanda Michelle Gomez | Kaiser Health News | September 7, 2021 The opt-in monitoring service is one of several reporting tools available to public health researchers and professionals.
Bay Area Bay Area leaders express their outrage at high court’s Texas abortion ban ruling By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | September 3, 2021 The U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in a Texas law that effectively bans abortions, precipitating concern that the law opens the door to an eventual overturn of Roe v. Wade.
California Union and health care provider join to offer training to fill worker gaps in California health care By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | August 31, 2021 A new approach to educating allied health care workers is helping to redefine higher education to quickly move and meet demand.