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Bay Area Counties Brace for Vaccine Shortage as State Eligibility Expands
The Bay Area is ramping up for a big surge of people seeking COVID-19 vaccine shots on April 15. But health officials are also dealing with the sudden drop in vaccine supply now that Johnson & Johnson has cut its nationwide delivery.
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WATCH NOW: ‘The Moms of Magnolia Street' Documentary
Against the backdrop of California’s affordability crisis, pushing thousands of Black residents out of their homes and onto the streets, a group of unhoused working mothers in Oakland took matters into their own hands. In November 2019, the mothers formed a group called Moms 4 Housing and illegally occupied a vacant, corporate-owned home ... -
Anxiety, Exhaustion, Nightmares: Study Highlights Pandemic's Toll on Health Care Workers
A University of California, San Francisco study is shining a light on an overlooked effect of the pandemic: the mental health impact on first responders and emergency room workers.
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Crews Blast Boulders Blocking Highway 50 Near Lake Tahoe
A massive rockslide Friday morning blocked all lanes of Highway 50 at Echo Summit and at least one vehicle collided with the large boulders covering the roadway, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Ship Strike Blamed for Killing 1 of 4 Whales Found Dead in the Bay Area in Just Over a Week
One of the four dead gray whales found in the Bay Area in just over a week was struck and killed by a ship, The Marine Mammal Center said Friday.
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Bryan Stow Throws First Pitch to Alyssa Nakken at Giants' Home Opener
The Giants tugged at the heartstrings throughout a pre-game ceremony on Friday afternoon, but they saved a special guest for one last surprise.
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2 Guards Charged in Pepper Spray Incident at Walnut Creek Planned Parenthood
Two private security guards who deployed pepper spray at pro-abortion rights demonstrators during an East Bay Planned Parenthood protest last fall have been charged in the incident, the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office said Friday.
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New Surveillance Video Shows Moments Leading Up to Attack on SF Elderly Woman
New surveillance video was released Thursday night that showed the moments leading up to the unprovoked attack in San Francisco against elderly Asian woman, Xiao Zhen Xie.
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Seven Oracle Park Improvements That Will Excite Giants Fans
Oracle Park is one of the crown jewels across Major League Baseball, and Giants fans will rejoice as they return (with severe restrictions) for the home opener Friday vs. the Colorado Rockies at 1:35 p.m. For those not lucky enough to attend, we’ve brought the Giants’ iconic cathedral to you to showcase some of the improvements. Click on each ... -
Giants Cleared to Have Fans at Oracle Park for Home Opener, With Limits
The San Francisco Giants will have fans in the stands at Oracle Park for their 2021 home opener Friday, but with myriad COVID-19 restrictions in place.
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California to See Rapid Decline in Shipments of J&J Vaccine
On April 15, California will expand vaccine eligibility to anyone 16 or older, but the expansion comes as state health officials expect to see a drastic drop in the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
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Yosemite National Park to Limit Summer Visitors Due to Virus
Yosemite National Park will require advanced reservations for day visitors this summer, the park’s peak tourist season.
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4 Dead Gray Whales Found in the Bay Area in Just Over a Week
At least four gray whales have been found dead in the Bay Area in just over a week, The Marine Mammal Center said Thursday.
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California Highway 1 to Reopen by April 30, Agency Says
The California Department of Transportation says Highway 1 along Big Sur is expected to reopen by April 30 because work to repair a huge piece of roadway that crumbled during a winter storm is nearly two months ahead of schedule