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Plan to Resume Deferred Health Care as Hospitals Prepared for COVID-19
Decision based on progress toward preparing California’s hospitals and health care delivery system for a COVID-19 surge in patients – one of California’s six indicators to ... -
Tech Ready S.B. Schools Adapt to Covid Crisis
By Dianne Anderson No one really imagined the coronavirus impact of recent weeks, but some local educators were prepared far ahead of the pandemic to give ... -
Census Outreach More Important Now than Before
By Dianne Anderson Getting the headcount right for the census is now more important than ever, as low income Black and Brown communities fight to survive ... -
49M Consumers May Wait 20 Weeks for Stimulus Checks
By Charlene Crowell As the COVID19 pandemic continues to unfold with surging confirmed cases and ever-rising deaths, the Department of Labor announced on April 16 ... -
AARP, NNPA Host Webinar on Saving Black Lives During COVID-19
By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior Correspondent AARP, the nation’s oldest and largest nonprofit dedicated to empowering Americans 50 and over, and the National Newspaper ... -
Black Caucus, Gov. Newsom Talk on Impact of COVID on Communities of Color
Members of the California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) held a conference call today with Governor Gavin Newsom to discuss a range of issues related to the impact of ... -
Riverside Emergency CalFresh Food Benefits Expected May 10
70,000 Riverside County households received supplemental food benefits for March To assist families and seniors during the COVID-19 crisis, the state will be providing supplemental food ... -
Reyes, Leyva Host Town Hall on COVID-19 and Public Health
COVID-19 has affected everyone’s health in our community, including mental and physical health. Because of this, Assemblymember Eloise Reyes is Co-Hosting a teleconference town hall with ... -
S.B. Family Survives COVID-19 Infection
By Dianne Anderson LaCretia Vallier has some COVID-19 advice for Black people – that even if their hospitals and doctors turn them away from a test, ... -
Eyes Open: Child Abuse Reports Drop
By Dianne Anderson Everyone is on lockdown in tight living quarters, which makes it hard to see or hear what’s going on with the kids behind ...
