Vaccines distributed unequally in Oakland; federal COVID Relief on the way
Who is at risk? Who is being protected?
Tag Archives: Coronavirus
COVID Cases Start to Drop but ICU Cases Remain High
What you need to know about COVID in Oakland right now.
New Priorities Will Speed Vaccine Distribution in Oakland
Information on vaccine roll-out in Oakland and beyond.
COVID-19 Cases Surged in Oakland in December
COVID-19 cases surged in Oakland in December 2020.
Oakland COVID News: Playgrounds Can Be Open, Alameda County Cases Rise
County ICU hospitalizations increase; Teachers push back on district's re-opening plan; playgrounds can open
Here’s how California’s stay-at-home order affects Oakland
Temporary closures and restrictions will help slow the spread of COVID-19 and keep hospitals functioning, officials say.
Curfew for Non-essential Activities Starts Saturday, Nov. 21 at 10 p.m.
Takeout, walking one's dog, going to the grocery store are still allowed after curfew.
Parenting During a Pandemic: Oakland Mom, Malinda Bun, of Cambodian Street Food
Managing distance learning with five children.
Concerted effort between UCSF, Black organizations, hope to test 1,000 people this Friday and Saturday in Oakland
Two upcoming pop-up test sites hope to test 1,000 African Americans in Oakland, the population with most devastating COVID effects in Alameda County.
Dr. Gerard Jenkins, Chief Medical Officer of Native American Health Center, talks COVID-19, health inequities in Oakland
"One of the things I’ve tried to emphasize to my friends and others is by getting tested and knowing, you’re doing yourself a favor and helping reduce that risk for others."
