Covid-19

Lea este artículo en español.  The widespread business closures at the start of the pandemic marked the first time in nearly 20 years that Marcial Delgado couldn’t cook or serve lunch in the cafeteria at Nvidia. He didn’t return to the company’s massive Santa Clara headquarters for nine months, but the single father-of-three still got paid. […]

Foster Farms shut down its facility on Cherry Street in Fresno following a coronavirus outbreak but reopened by Monday, according to company officials. Over the past two weeks, 193 workers at the 1,400-person facility in southwest Fresno tested positive for COVID-19, according to Ira Brill, vice president of communications for Foster Farms. None of the […]

Upcoming contract negotiations between the state and Medi-Cal managed care plans can address health care inequities.

Which Californians should have priority when vaccinations against the coronavirus begin?

Read this article in English.       Teresa TrabuccoAños: 42Ciudad: Menifee, condado de RiversideRaza/Etnia: BlancaOcupación: Camarera En muchos sentidos, el aprendizaje a distancia evita que Teresa llegue a fin de mes. La mesera solo puede trabajar los fines de semana cuando su hijo no está en clase. Ella se está atrasando con el alquiler y está considerando mudarse fuera del estado. 20 […]

The California Legislature will reconvene on Monday for what shapes up as one of its most unusual sessions.

When Colette Barss sold her Seaside home this spring, her new east Garrison-area home had been sitting on the market for about 190 days. She ended up buying it for about $60,000 under asking price.  Today, that would be extremely unlikely.  The price of real estate has soared across the country since the pandemic, and California isn’t immune. […]

Student entrepreneurs, undaunted by the COVID-19 pandemic, are prepared to adapt and turn their ideas into successful businesses.

CalMatters talked to volunteer poll workers and full-time staff members in the aftermath of November’s contentious election to see how their work differed from past elections. Poll worker Cheri Provancha of Tulare County used her military experience to keep things orderly at the polling place.

Good morning, California. It’s Friday, December 4. Vaccine doses on the way Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a regional stay-at-home order Thursday after nearly a week of anticipation — but the state’s strictest measure in months doesn’t currently apply to any of California’s counties. The order, which goes into effect Saturday afternoon, stipulates that if a […]