Restaurants Search for Staff as Business Gets Back to Normal
A new struggle may be the latest sign of optimism for Bay Area restaurants. They’re busy, and they need to hire lots of people in quite a hurry. The question
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How Bay Area Counties Are Making COVID-19 Vaccine Access Easier
As demand for the COVID-19 vaccine slows, Bay Area cities and counties are making access easier. Some counties are no longer requiring appointments while others have lifted restrictions on where
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Walmart and Sam’s Club now administering walk-up COVID-19 vaccines at 308 California pharmacies
COVID-19 vaccines are now available to customers and associates in all of Walmart and Sam’s Club’s more than 5,100 pharmacy locations nationwide, across 49 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C.
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Kaiser just laid off hundreds. Are more job cuts coming in the health care industry?
More than a year into a deadly pandemic that has pushed health care workers to the brink, Kaiser Permanente announced last week it was laying off more than 200 workers.
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Jenner Says Transgender Girls in Women’s Sports Is ‘Unfair’
Caitlyn Jenner, the former Olympic champion and reality TV personality now running for California governor, said she opposes transgender girls competing in girls’ sports at school. Jenner, a 1976 decathlon
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California Goes From Worst to First in Virus Infections
Just a few months ago, California was the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. Hospitals in Los Angeles were drowning in patients, and ambulances were idling outside with
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South Bay Residents Brace for the Worst This Fire Season
The Basin Fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains and a red flag warning in Solano County are elevating concerns about fire risks in the South Bay. For residents of Morgan
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When Will Bay Area Rental Market Heat Up Again?
Many people are starting to look at the rental market as the Bay Area starts to come back from the coronavirus. The market has been at the lowest level the
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Bay Area employers wait and see on mandatory COVID vaccines
Of the many problems confronting Bay Area companies as they move out of pandemic lockdowns and into the workplaces of the future, one issue is proving especially thorny: Do they
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Power Restored to About 2,900 Customers in Parts of Santa Clara
The power has returned in Santa Clara after it left approximately 2,900 customers without power Thursday evening. According to Silicon Valley Power’s Twitter page, the outage affected 2,877 customers in the southwest
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