Which Californians will be first to get the virus vaccine?
California will receive its first batch of the COVID-19 vaccine — 263,600 doses from the drug maker Pfizer — between Dec. 12 and Dec. 15, pending federal approval, Gov. Gavin
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49ers Will Play Next Two “Home Games” in Arizona, County Exec Criticizes Team for Risking Players’ and Community Health
Because of Santa Clara County’s new COVID-19 restrictions, the 49ers will play their December 7 and 13 home games at State Farm Stadium not at Levi’s Stadium. It’s the home of the Arizona Cardinals in Glendale, AZ.
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Trump Says His Election Challenges Probably Won’t Make It to the Supreme Court
President Donald Trump acknowledged his vanishing path to overturning the results of the 2020 election in court on Sunday during his first full interview since losing to President-elect Joe Biden
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Nearly 1 in 5 millennials has been denied a credit card this year
About a third of millennials (ages 24-39) say they’ve been rejected when applying for credit cards, mortgages, car loans and other financial products this year because of their credit score. That’s
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Tennis Champion Daniil Medvedev Says It’s ‘Tough’ to Talk About the Future of the Sport
Medvedev made history on Sunday when he defeated the current U.S. Open Champion and world number three, Dominic Thiem, at the Nitto ATP Finals. He beat the world’s number one-
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LGBTQ-Themed Holiday Films Finally Getting Their Moment in the Spotlight
After decades of films like “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “Miracle on 34th Street” LGBTQ-themed films are finally finding their moment in the holiday spotlight. Here are just a few
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Pfizer develops vaccine delivery pilot as coronavirus cases surge
The coronavirus surging in the U.S. The country, which recently surpassed 11 million cases of the deadly virus, is grappling to take hold of the deadly virus, which has claimed some 247,220 American
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SF Closes Non-Essential Offices, Reduces Gym Capacity Under Red Tier
Following an announcement on Monday by California Gov. Gavin Newsom that most counties will be moved into more restrictive tiers on the state’s COVID-19 tiered reopening system, San Francisco has
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These Bay Area residents vanished and have never been found
Walk around Berkeley today and you’ll see her face: a smiling young woman paired with the word “MISSING.” Sydney West wrapped up a summer session at UC Berkeley and went
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Golden Gate Bridge District Considers $2 Toll Hike to Avoid Dozens of Layoffs
The Golden Gate Bridge district this week will consider a temporary bridge toll hike to avoid laying off dozens of employees because of lost revenue during the coronavirus pandemic. The
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