COVID-19 Surge Forces Ambulances to Have Wait Outside South Bay Hospitals
Santa Clara County hospitals have been hit so hard with so many COVID-19 cases, ambulances have had to wait outside — with patients — for hours in some cases before
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Pleasanton Restaurants Ring in New Year Without Big Celebrations
There was so much hope when we rang in 2020 a year ago tonight. Then, news of a contagious and deadly virus in Wuhan, China that spread quickly around the
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Deadline to Enroll in Covered California Is Wednesday Night
If you don’t have health insurance, you still have some time to sign up. The deadline to enroll for Covered California is late Wednesday night for coverage that begins Friday.
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California’s Nurses Fear What’s to Come: ‘Walk Down Our Unit for a Day’
PANDEMIC California’s Nurses Fear What’s to Come: ‘Walk Down Our Unit for a Day’ The nurses of California are afraid. It’s Christmas Eve, and they aren’t home with their families.
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5-Year-Old’s Letter to City About Lost LEGO Gets Kind Response
It is the one time of the year when children these days actually sit down to write letters. Almost all of them, of course, are addressed to the very same
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New virtual platform connects Santa Clara County youth with mental health services
Mental health services are of the utmost importance during the COVID-19 pandemic and especially as the holiday season approaches with continued lockdowns, isolation and uncertainty, according to the Centers for Disease
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Cellphone data suggests Bay Area not as compliant with new shutdown as it was in the spring
Some have questioned whether the new stay-at-home order currently in effect in the Bay Area would be followed as closely as the one in effect in the spring, and new
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Former Marin County real estate CEO pleads guilty to wire fraud
Lewis Wallach, the former CEO of Novato-based real estate firm Professional Financial Investors, pleaded guilty Wednesday to wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud in San Francisco federal court.
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San Mateo tells visitors to stop crossing county lines for dining and haircuts
While San Mateo County continues to keep everything from outdoor dining to nail salons open with health safety measures in place, officials are asking residents from other counties to stay
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Here’s what Bay Area Hanukkah celebrations will look like amid pandemic
Thursday night marks the first night of Hanukkah as millions around the world celebrate the Festival of Lights. Celebrations will look different this year and take on even bigger significance
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