In Placer County last week, a person died hours after receiving a vaccination, having tested positive for the coronavirus in late December, the Placer County Sheriff’s Office said Saturday. The county’s public health department did not administer the vaccine, officials said. Sheriff’s Office officials said Sunday they had no further information. … [Read more...] about Is the Bay Area close to reopening? Here’s the latest from health officials
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Bay Area high school sports won’t resume Monday
Plea to governor: The newly formed, 700-member Golden State HS Football Coaches Community, headed by Serra’s Patrick Walsh and De La Salle-Concord’s Justin Alumbaugh, along with the 46,000-member parent-driven Facebook group “Let Them Play CA,” sent a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday. The group requested to meet to “provide the best path forward” for the state’s youth athletes. … [Read more...] about Bay Area high school sports won’t resume Monday
Bay Area sports calendar, Jan. 25-26
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Coming storms prompt evacuation warning for parts of Santa Cruz County
The National Weather Service is forecasting heavy wind and rain throughout the week, with the heaviest amount falling Tuesday night into Wednesday. On Tuesday night, rainfall between two to three inches is possible. Winds will be between 21 to 31 mph, with gusts as high as 48 mph. … [Read more...] about Coming storms prompt evacuation warning for parts of Santa Cruz County
North Bay Restaurants Challenge State to Show Data Supporting COVID Closure
Ariosta is part of an alliance of nearly 100 North Bay restaurants and wineries which have filed a lawsuit to lift the outdoor dining ban. Many spent tens of thousands of dollars to create an outdoor dining space and they’re now demanding to see the data that proves they should remain closed. … [Read more...] about North Bay Restaurants Challenge State to Show Data Supporting COVID Closure
