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April 08, 2020COVID-19: Educational Resources for Learning at Home
The Sonoma County Office of Education has recommended as of March 25 that all Sonoma County school districts continue distance learning through at least May 1. Previously, Sonoma County school districts had announced that they would suspend in-person classes at least through the duration of the… -
April 07, 2020Covid-19 Business Roundtable: Sonoma County Is Hurting
For our Tuesday, April 7 Coronavirus Town Hall, we gathered a panel of county leaders to talk about business in the shadow of Coronavirus. Our guests are: Elizabeth Gore, co-founder of Hello Alice and of the Covid-19 Business Resource Center; Herman J. Hernandez, a founder of Los Cien Sonoma County… -
April 07, 2020COVID-19: Resources for the Undocumented and Uninsured
As the coronavirus pandemic upends the nation’s economy and leaves many without work, undocumented immigrants are particularly vulnerable. On this page you’ll find resources to help undocumented community members and the uninsured. UndocuFund for Disaster Relief in Sonoma County The UndocuFund,… -
April 07, 2020California Eases Child Care Regulations for Critical Workers
By Elizabeth Aguilera, CalMatters Californians struggling to juggle going to work at hospitals, fire stations and grocery stores while worrying about child care are the intended beneficiaries of a new executive order Gov. Gavin Newsom signed over the weekend. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the order… -
April 06, 2020Wear a Mask! OK, But What Kind?
By Julie Cart, CalMatters The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday recommended every American wear a face mask while in public to protect against contracting coronavirus. The agency announced that non-medical fabric masks – even scarves or bandannas – could help slow the spread of… -
April 06, 2020California COVID-19 Tracker Gives County-By-County Look at Cases, Deaths
As COVID-19 continues to spread across the nation, understanding the pandemic’s effect on your local area can be difficult. That’s why four public media organizations have collaborated to create the California COVID-19 Tracker — a data dashboard that provides a localized look at COVID-19-related… -
Apr 04, 2020Without Shelter-In-Place Order, COVID-19 Patients Would Overwhelm Sonoma County Hospitals
New models of the spread of coronavirus in Sonoma County show that the local shelter-in-place order will help reduce the number of deaths and… -
Apr 03, 2020Asm. Wood Asks Public to Raise Awareness About Dangers of Domestic Violence Amid COVID-19
For people experiencing domestic violence, stay-at-home orders may be trapping them with their abusers. California Assemblymember Jim Wood (D-Santa… -
Apr 03, 2020
COVID-19: Santa Clara County Resources
Santa Clara County’s Public Health Department is providing detailed information about COVID-19 cases, deaths and hospital capacity on several data… -
Apr 03, 2020A Coronavirus Property Tax Delay? Californians Shouldn’t Count On It
By Ben Christopher, CalMatters The global pandemic notwithstanding, most California owners are still on the hook to pay their property taxes next… -
Apr 03, 2020Sonoma County Will Consider Property Tax Penalty Waivers on Case-by-Case Basis
Sonoma County says it will consider waiving penalties for late property tax payments related to COVID-19 on a case-by-case basis. The second… -
Apr 03, 2020
COVID-19: How to Help
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take lives and strain resources, you might be wondering how you can help. Perhaps the most important thing you… -
Apr 03, 2020‘Am I Going to Die?’ Alone and Scared, Confined Seniors Struggle with Anxiety
By Erica Hellerstein, Mercury News For the past few weeks, as coronavirus radically altered daily life, 79-year-old Diana Fernandes has been… -
Mar 31, 2020Sonoma Joins Six Bay Area Counties And Extends Shelter-in-Place Order
Sonoma County joined six others in the Bay Area in announcing stricter shelter-in-place guidelines. As of Tuesday, March 31 millions of residents in… -
Mar 31, 2020California Starts Recruiting Retired and Student Doctors, Nurses to Handle Surge in Severely Sick People
By Julie Cart, Elizabeth Aguilera and Ana B. Ibarra, CalMatters As the number of people hospitalized in California with the coronavirus doubled in… -
Mar 31, 2020New Model Projects Coronavirus Deaths In California Will Peak In Late April
A new model from the University of Washington projects that coronavirus deaths in California will peak in late April, with a total of 5,086 deaths…
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