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Delta Variant Now Most Common COVID-19 Strain in California
The hyper-transmissible delta variant is now the most common COVID-19 strain in California, according to the California Department of Public Health. Pete Suratos reports.
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Crews Contain Three-Alarm Fire at Warehouse in Oakland
Crews on the scene of a warehouse fire in East Oakland have contained it to the building where it started about 12:20 a.m. Monday but are still on the scene extinguishing the fire completely. Pete Suratos reports.
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Crews Contain Three-Alarm Fire at Warehouse in Oakland
Crews on the scene of a warehouse fire in East Oakland have contained it to the building where it started about 12:20 a.m. Monday but are still on the scene extinguishing the fire completely. Pete Suratos reports.
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California Urges Power Conservation for Second Day Amid Heat
California’s power grid operator called for a second day of voluntary energy conservation and the governor declared an emergency as much of the state sweltered under a heat wave that has baked the U.S. West. Kari Hall and Pete Suratos report.
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Excessive Heat Warning, Fire Weather and Flex Alert in the Bay Area
Soaring temperatures prompt an excessive heat warning, a statewide Flex Alert, a Spare the Air alert and dangerous fire weather across the Bay Area. Kari Hall, Sharon Katsuda and Pete Suratos reports.
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Timelines Vary for Bay Area Companies Reopening Offices
With California officially reopening for business on Tuesday, it marks a time for some workers when restrictions are lifted at the office and for others a return to the office. Pete Suratos reports.
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What Will the Bay Area Look Like When California Reopens on June 15?
Bay Area residents and businesses are preparing for California’s plan to fully reopen its economy and move past the coronavirus pandemic. Scott McGrew, Sharon Katsuda and Pete Suratos report.
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What Will the Bay Area Look Like When California Reopens on June 15?
Bay Area residents and businesses are preparing for California’s plan to fully reopen its economy and move past the coronavirus pandemic. Pete Suratos reports.
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed to Announce Budget Proposal
San Francisco Mayor London Breed will announce a proposed city budget for the next two years, which will include a $157 million surplus. Pete Suratos reports.
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San Jose Police Officer Hit and Injured by Passing Vehicle During Traffic Stop: SJPD
A San Jose police officer was struck and injured by a passing vehicle during a traffic stop early Friday morning, and the driver was arrested, according to the San Jose Police Department. Pete Suratos reports.
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Brush Fire Near Antioch Marina Knocked Down After Burning 13 Acres
A vegetation fire that burned 13 acres near the Antioch Marina has been extinguished after apparently sparking in a homeless encampment early Thursday morning, a Contra Costa County Fire Protection District captain said. Pete Suratos reports.
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Marin Water District to Vote on Restrictions, Fines as Drought Conditions Persist
As the Bay Area continues to deal with drought conditions, a vote will take place Tuesday that would impose mandatory water restrictions in parts of the North Bay. Pete Suratos reports.
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State, Local Agencies Following Recommended Pause on J&J Vaccine
The state of California, multiple Bay Area counties and retail chain pharmacies have announced they will follow the advice Tuesday from U.S. health officials recommending a pause in administering the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. Pete Suratos reports.
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US Pausing Johnson & Johnson Vaccine After Reports of Blood Clots
The U.S. is recommending a “pause” in administration of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to investigate reports of potentially dangerous blood clots. Pete Suratos reports.
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Vaccination Appointments Available for 16 and Older Alameda County Residents
Appointments for first dose COVID-19 vaccinations are available for Alameda County residents 16 and older and those who work in the county in sectors considered at increased risk of exposure. Pete Suratos reports.
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Vaccination Appointments Available for 16 and Older Alameda County Residents
Appointments for first dose COVID-19 vaccinations are available for Alameda County residents 16 and older and those who work in the county in sectors considered at increased risk of exposure. Pete Suratos reports.
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San Jose Large Store Grocery Workers Begin Earning $3-Per-Hour Hazard Pay Raise
Grocery workers at large chain supermarkets and retailers that sell groceries in San Jose got a $3-an-hour raise Friday, considered hazard pay for such essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic. Pete Suratos reports.
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Bay Area Participates in National Day of Action and Healing in Response to Anti-Asian Attacks
Several rallies are planned throughout the Bay Area Friday on National Day of Action and Healing in response to attacks against Asian Americans. Pete Suratos reports.
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Oakland Unified, Teachers' Union Reach Deal to Reopen Schools Starting March 30
Oakland schools will begin reopening before the end of March, after leaders from the teachers’ union and the school district reached a deal Sunday after weeks of negotiations. Pete Suratos reports.
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City College of San Francisco Site to Administer 1,000 J&J Vaccine Doses
A day after San Francisco educators began receiving Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine, the city will begin administering the single-dose vaccine for eligible residents at the City College of San Francisco mass vaccination site. Pete Suratos reports.