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There’s been a lot of frustration over the past 12 months, but a new study confirms that our sacrifices were worth it — including the old T-shirt that became your first mask.
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California is sending 40% of vaccine supplies to communities hardest hit by COVID-19, hoping to improve equity, halt spread of the disease and hasten reopening. Will it work?
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California will devote 40% of available COVID-19 vaccines to people in the most disadvantaged areas, a major policy shift intended to slow the spread.
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The low number of Latinx artists in front of and behind the camera at Netflix show how far it needs to go to reach a hungry audience.
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Nearly one-fifth of all electricity use in California goes to moving and treating water.
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The House of Representatives has passed a landmark election bill as Democrats and Republicans battle over voting rights.
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Researchers in San Francisco welcomed homeless people with coronavirus infections into isolation hotels. The program helped reduce the virus’ spread.
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President Biden moves up the timetable for COVID-19 vaccines for “every adult American” but cautions against letting one’s guard down against the virus.
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Racist attacks on Asian Americans have worsened during the pandemic, inflamed by anti-Chinese rhetoric. One O.C. family’s neighbors mobilized to help.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democratic legislative leaders have announced an agreement to give school districts $2 billion to open schools for California’s youngest students.
