COVID-19 deaths in California among vaccinated rose sharply with omicron
COVID-19 deaths in California among vaccinated rose sharply with omicron
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Omicron drove up kids’ COVID-19 hospitalization rates. By how much? Now the CDC knows
Children's hospitalization rates are lower than adults, but rose significantly with the highly contagious omicron variant surge this winter.
Sweeping new bill would require vaccine for every California worker
Oakland Assemblymember Buffy Wicks unveiled the first-of-its-kind workplace vaccine proposal Friday.
Could populist, militia-backed Shasta County recall effort provide roadmap for other races?
Right-wing militia members helped fuel the ouster of a Republican Shasta County supervisor they said was bowing to Sacramento.
Did San Jose State retaliate against professor who posed for photo with Native American skull?
What started as a backlash against a San Jose State University anthropology professor after a controversial Twitter post could turn into a legal showdown over academic freedom.
Maskless Gov. Newsom, Mayor Breed spotted at 49ers-Rams game despite mandate
Gov. Gavin Newsom, San Francisco Mayor London Breed and others appeared to ignore a mask mandate at SoFi Stadium.
Think COVID is becoming like the flu? Here’s how much worse it still is
As the omicron variant surged the last week of December, COVID killed more than three times the number of people who succumbed to influenza during the deadliest week of the...
COVID-19 hospitalizations rising faster in California than at any other point in the pandemic
The number of patients with COVID-19 in California’s hospitals is now rising at a faster clip than at any previous time, a surprising development nearly three years into the pandemic.
Hospitalizations rising faster in California than at any other point in the pandemic
Bay Area hospitals say they are not overwhelmed yet, but omicron is contributing to a sharp rise in admissions.
COVID: Why California is moving forward with firing vaccine-resistant health care workers
Court ruling temporarily blocking Biden’s nationwide mandate doesn’t apply in Golden State
