Getting Creative to Survive: Barbers and Beauticians Share COVID-19 Stories
Across the country, barbers and hairstylists are feeling the effects of COVID-19. In the Black community, the impact is more severe....
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Mar
31
Mar
DACA And TPS Recipients Qualify For Federal Coronavirus Relief
Undocumented immigrants affected by the coronavirus are not at risk of being arrested by immigration agents when they request medical services, while access to health will not be considered a public charge when applying for a permanent residency or certain non-immigrant visas....
30
Mar
Estudiantes Comparten: ¿Cómo Esta Impactando a Tu Vida el Coronavirus?
“Lo más extraño de mi vida en este momento sería presenciar qué tan rápido están creciendo todos a mi alrededor. Los tiempos en este momento dificultan que los niños sean niños."...
30
Mar
Health Experts Still Want Everyone to Stay at Home
Medical experts continue to warn people to stay home because of the continually spreading coronavirus....
29
Mar
La Comisión Federal de Comercio Dice Que Todos Deben Estar Alerta a Estafas
Cualquiera, en cualquier parte, puede verse víctima de una estafa, dijo el jueves un representante de la Comisión Federal de Comercio (FTC)....
28
Mar
Brote Detiene la Temporada de Atletismo de Richmond
Cuando casi cada evento deportivo a nivel local y nacional se cancelaba debido a las preocupaciones sobre la propagación del coronavirus, el equipo de atletismo de Richmond High School participó en su primer encuentro en más de tres años....
28
Mar
Newsom Issues Moratorium on Evictions in California
Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on Friday that bans eviction enforcement for California renters affected by the coronavirus outbreak through May 31....
27
Mar
Students Weigh In: How Is the Coronavirus Impacting Your Life?
“The weirdest thing is that 2020 is going to be a disaster brought on by a living thing that we can’t see."...
27
Mar
Stimulus Bill Cash Brings Temporary Help To Freelancers In California
A new $2 trillion dollar stimulus bill President Trump will signs into law promises to bring some relief and allay the worries of freelancers in the state....
27
Mar
WCCUSD Schools Closed By the Coronavirus But Many Lessons Left To Learn
West Contra Costa Unified School District students, teachers and school officials continue to adapt to the online learning environment that will last at least until May 1....
27
Mar
California Is Scrambling To House the Homeless. Here’s How It’s Playing Out.
With shelters reporting cases of symptomatic people and public health authorities worried about outbreaks in encampments, state authorities are confronting questions of how to speed up help as much as possible and what else can be done....
26
Mar
Té’s Corner: Shalom, Peace Be Upon You
In separating ourselves from the distractions and self-gain, we should use this time for feeding each other. Checking on our neighbors and supporting those who are elderly or in need. Restoring oneself and getting closer to God....
26
Mar
No Face Masks So California’s Farmworkers Are Left Unprotected
As California enters fungicide season, soon followed by fire season, growers, farm labor contractors, farm laborers and their advocates worry there won’t be enough masks to allow farmworkers to apply certain pesticides or protect them from ash and smoke....
26
Mar
WIC Works to Keep Authorized Items on Shelves
Contra Costa County's Women, Infants & Children (WIC) program is working with grocery stories, vendors, physicians, and the public to ensure sufficient WIC-authorized items remain on shelves for recipients to purchase....
26
Mar
WCCUSD Moves to Improve Distance Learning as Schools Remain Closed Until May 1
Bay Area health officers announced Wednesday that school closures have been extended at least until May 1, as part of ongoing efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus....
