California’s Great America strawberry funnel cake recipe
California’s Great America in Santa Clara is famous for its funnel cake and for good reason. The warm, crispy and delicious treat can be topped with ice cream, sprinkles, cookies,
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Black Lives Matter flag flying at Levi’s Stadium
A Black Lives Matter flag is flying where the San Francisco 49ers play football games at Levi’s Stadium. This comes just under four years since Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem to protest
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Santa Clara County orders hospitals to expand COVID-19 testing
Santa Clara County is ordering hospitals and large healthcare providers to expand COVID-19 testing, saying the brunt of the testing done so far has been done by the county and
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Napa County Added to State’s Watch List Due to Spike in Coronavirus Cases
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday that Napa County has been added to the state’s list of counties being monitored for rises in confirmed COVID-19 coronavirus cases. Napa is now one
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Alameda County Superior Court Staff Furloughs to Result in Service Cuts
Fewer hearings, longer wait times and other service cuts can be expected in Alameda County Superior Court after monthly furloughs of court staff begin next week, judicial leaders said Wednesday.
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UC Berkeley Officials Say Student Outbreak Due to Social Gatherings May Impact Fall Semester
An increase in COVID-19 cases among the student population at UC Berkeley that school officials say is tied to recent social gatherings has the administration reconsidering plans to return more
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Santa Clara County Unveils New Dashboard for COVID-19 Testing
Santa Clara County published a new online dashboard Tuesday that will track COVID-19 testing by large health care systems and clinics. The dashboard shows the rate and count of tests
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Santa Clara County to allow bigger gatherings; more businesses to reopen with new rules
Santa Clara County will allow various businesses to reopen and larger groups of people to gather starting later this month, officials said Thursday. Beginning July 13th or when the state
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Assembly bill would shield California school districts from coronavirus lawsuits
A new education bill — which State Assemblymember Patrick O’Donnell, D-Long Beach — introduced this week seeks to limit liability related to the coronavirus for school districts this fall. O’Donnell,
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California at a ‘make-or-break moment’ as it heads into the July 4 weekend
California is heading into the three-day Fourth of July weekend in precisely the position it has been fighting to avoid for more than three months. The number of coronavirus cases
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