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After months with little change, five of California's 58 counties advanced to having fewer business restrictions on Tuesday as the state's worst…
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Food pantries are a lifeline for many in San Francisco and Marin but hundreds had to close last year due to social distancing rules. In this edition of…
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As health officials hang hopes on vaccines to get us out of this pandemic, we introduce you to a young local nurse who is helping to run clinical trials…
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In this installment of our @WORK series, we meet touring musician Zach Moses Ostroff, a multi-instrumentalist and record producer in Marin, whose main…
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When the San Francisco Public Library closed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many employees were reassigned to new jobs supporting the city's…
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To combat medical resource shortages, public health officials asked people to postpone or cancel elective care. But what happens when that measure creates…
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What do you get when a clown, a clinical psychologist, and a patient walk into a hospital? You get something called the Medical Clown Project. This Bay…
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During the pandemic, journalists have been the eyes and ears of the community. But, it poses a challenge: how do you tell stories about people without…
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As part of our @WORK series, we hear from a farmer in Davis, about what it’s been like working through a pandemic. About how COVID-19 has, and hasn’t,…
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BART Government and Community Relations Department Director Rodd Lee had some news at Thursday’s BART Board meeting: “We plan to add 20 new crisis…