‘That’s Not An Instant Snap Of The Fingers’: How Long Could Massive Law Enforcement Effort Remain Downtown? Adopt A Neighbor Campaign Aims To Help Seniors Get Vaccinated Sacramento County Code Inspector Stabbed To Death On The Job At Cal Expo in Sacramento County, they say they have enough staff and space to open up for mass vaccinations, but don’t have the supply. … [Read more...] about Neighboring Counties Still Facing Vaccine Distribution Delays
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Suspicious Surge In California Unemployment Claims Raises Concerns
California was flooded with claims in the early days of the pandemic after Newsom imposed stay-at-home orders in mid-March that closed most businesses. The department managed to resolve a backlog that peaked last year at 1.6 million claims. But the pile has grown again and now stands at more than 800,000 people. … [Read more...] about Suspicious Surge In California Unemployment Claims Raises Concerns
How Bay Area mountaineers altered the face of rock climbing
In 1945, the Rowell family made a visit from Berkeley to Yosemite Valley. At Camp 4 near the base of El Capitan, 5-year-old Galen found himself drawn to a boulder, something like a magnet to iron, according to photographs in the family archives. The youngster climbed the thing, the photos show, and like those born with the right DNA, found it impossible not to try to reach the top. … [Read more...] about How Bay Area mountaineers altered the face of rock climbing
