Rural Hospital Remains Entrenched In Covid ‘War’

The battle wages on despite vaccine rollout.

California To Review Carbon Trading Program As Part Of Climate Roadmap

Experts say the state’s cap and trade program may be insufficient in meeting ambitious climate goals.

We Need CA Schools To Reopen Now [Opinion]

It’s time to put our children’s well-being at the center of this discussion and get them back in the classroom.

Mobile 'Strike Team' On The Go

Vaccines go mobile to keep seniors from slipping through the cracks.

Why Personal Debt In CA Looks Healthy Despite Worst Year For Jobs

CA experts say traditional indicators have failed to capture the pandemic’s true toll, warning of a much more complicated debt story.

Where Is California’s School Reopening Plan?

Though Gov. Gavin Newsom said he hoped to unveil a plan last week, Friday came and went without any mention of an agreement.

CA's Alex Padilla To Chair U.S. Immigration Subcommittee

U.S. Sen. Padilla said he plans to reunify families, create better pathways to citizenship and rectify the asylum system.

Former SD Chargers WR Vincent Jackson Dead At 38

Former San Diego Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson was found dead Monday in a hotel room near Tampa, Florida.

Car Insurance Rates: See Where California Ranks

Drivers in California spend an average of $844 on yearly premiums.

When A Package At The Front Door Means A Warehouse Next Door

When Victoria Padilla steps outside her childhood home in Bloomington, she inhales some of the unhealthiest air in the nation.

State Fines Kaiser $499K For COVID-19 Worker Safety Violations

Kaiser Permanente has been cited more than any other California health system for violations of worker safety during the pandemic.

New Report Shows Where Economic Damage Has Been Worst

Lowest-paid workers take the worst hit while pandemic continues its damage.

School Reopenings More Common In Rural Areas, Private Schools

For the first time during the pandemic, CA published data about which schools in the state have reopened for physical instruction.

CA Needs A 10-Year Roadmap To Housing Affordability And To End Homelessness

A clear path with strong mile markers will get us to our destination: stable, affordable homes for all in inclusive communities.

Kevin McCarthy Attended Son's Wedding Amid CA Coronavirus Surge

During the Golden State's winter coronavirus surge, a California congressman attended his son's wedding in Cayucos despite shutdown orders.

CA Vaccine Rollout: How To Book An Appointment At Rite Aid

In partnership with the federal government, Rite Aid stores in CA began offering appointments for a limited amount of coronavirus vaccines.

Podcast: California Sees A Major Drop In Student Enrollment

This week, we talk about the major drop in student enrollment and the generational shift that’s changing ethnic business districts.

CA Vaccine Rollout: People With health Conditions Are Up In March

CA shifted its vaccine priorities again. Under new guidelines people ages 16 to 64 with underlying conditions will be eligible on March 15.

Teddy Bear Drive | New NorCal Wine Club: Saturday Smiles

Brewery featured during CA Craft Beer Week; Valentine's dining deals; sign up for virtual Shamrock 5K fun run and other nice NorCal news.

Ice Cream & Doughnut Meet Vodka In Boozy, Valentine Milkshake

See the recipe for this sweet, chocolate cocktail, courtesy of Dunkin' and Baskin-Robbins.

CA Restaurant Jobs: Is The Industry Recovering?

See how employment in the restaurant industry in California has fared month to month since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Tech Companies Mobilize To Schedule Vaccine Appointments, But Often Fall Short

Tech companies are confident they can ameliorate vaccination scheduling issues.

Capital & Main: Why Is California Rushing To Reopen Its Schools?

Gov. Gavin Newsom says schools can reopen safely, but many campuses can’t meet the state’s most recent guidelines for being open.

Courthouse Interpreters Say They Lack COVID Protections At Work

Translators claim working within whisper distance of defendants makes them especially vulnerable to the coronavirus.

Pressure Mounts For Caltrans To Sell 130 Vacant Homes

An improbable vanguard of poor people is “reclaiming” vacant homes — forcing policymakers to rethink affordable housing strategies.

COVID-19 Funeral Expenses Reimbursement Fund

Have you lost a loved one to coronavirus? The federal government will reimburse up to $7,000 in funeral expenses.

CA Labor Head, Julie Su, Chosen For Federal Seat Amid EDD Issues

President Joe Biden nominated CA's labor secretary as she faces criticism over the state's handling of jobless benefits during the pandemic.

CA Detects First Cases Of South African Coronavirus Variant

Two cases of the South African variant of the coronavirus were reported in the Bay Area as overall cases continue to decline statewide.

Teacher Vaccines In California Determined By Location, Luck

Vaccinating teachers has become a central sticking point in talks between districts and unions for returning students in person.

Low Kindergarten Attendance Creates First Grade Problem

Missing kindergarten has always led to learning gaps. The pandemic has exacerbated that problem.

Valentine's Day Dining Deals 2021: Restaurant Specials In CA

Find such fun & fancy, Cupid-inspired deals as heart-shaped lasagna, doughnuts and pizza, plus to-go and prix-fixe menus

Biden Backs Newsom And Opposes Recall Effort, White House Says

Gov. Gavin Newsom's burgeoning recall effort has gained significant momentum, but President Joe Biden is rallying behind the governor.

California Uses ZIP Codes, Outreach To Boost Vaccine Equity

While vaccines have been difficult to come by, a 69-year-old in San Francisco got one by showing proof she lives where she does.

Disabled, High-Risk Californians Still In Vaccine Limbo

Gov. Newsom hinted that a solution could be on its way for those with underlying conditions whose lives have been upended significantly.

Sunset Glow In Ventura: CA Photo Of The Day

Patch loves photos! Share your photos with Patch and your work could be featured.

We Intend To Change Government And Make It Work For You

We are a group of elected leaders who arrived at the same conclusion: Government too often does not work for the people we represent.

Here’s How California Can Cut Affordable Housing Costs

When I meet with fellow building industry professionals, I always tell them I am the cheapest guy in the room. It is my job to be.

Schools Walk The Tightrope Between Safety And The Reality Of Coronavirus

In numerous communities many teachers aren’t convinced everyone will be safe on campuses.

John Cox Enters CA Governor's Race With Ad That Slams Rivals

The California businessman is the second Republican to enter the race against Gov. Gavin Newsom, who faces a burgeoning recall effort.

Newsom Loses Biggest Court Battle Yet

The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a major blow to Gov. Newsom’s executive authority when it knocked down California’s ban on indoor worship.