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Bob Butler/KCBS Radio Protesters marched from Larkspur Landing in Marin County to the west gate of San Quentin State Prison on Sunday, calling for the mass release of prisoners as the COVID-19 outbreak continues to spread behind bars. Protest organizer Courtney Morris told KCBS Radio that we have to protect incarcerated inmates. “COVID spreads so easily because of the inhumane infrastructures of prisons, as well, so we have a lot to address here,” Morris said. “Gavin Newsom does have the opportunity to grant mass releases, and that’s what we’re demanding today. No state execution by COVID-19.” More than 2,000 San Quentin inmates have tested positive and 21 have died so far, according to the latest numbers from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. There are 147 inmates currently infected behind bars. On a cell-phone, inmate Troiano Hudson spoke about conditions inside, saying the response feels disorganized. “They still haven’t cleaned out the air vents here,” Hudson said. “We're breathing in trash and dust. Medical is not the same.” Bob Butler/KCBS Radio Morris said Governor Newsom signed an executive order stopping all death penalty executions back in March, yet inmates are still dying. “We can't say we have a moratorium on the death penalty if we’re dying due to criminal state negligence at the hands of the state,” she added. Roughly 400 people attended the rally.The outbreak at San Quentin was tied to the transfer of inmates from another state prison in Chino.

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San Francisco Public Library To Launch Curbside Pick-Up Service

The San Francisco Public Library is launching SFPL To Go, a curbside pick-up service that gives patrons a contact-free way to check-out books during the coronavirus pandemic.“Patrons can reserve materials, and then we will arrange to prepackage them in bags and then they can come pick them up at our front doors,” Kate Patterson, Director of Communications at SFPL, said. Patterson told KCBS Radio that the library will follow safety protocols, including social distancing and face covering requirements. She said that the items people are borrowing will be isolated once they’re returned by a patron. “So, they’ll basically go in the bin, and no one's going to touch them for 96 hours,” Patterson said. “And then, they will be handled with gloves and they’ll be put in individualized, sealed bags.” Patterson added that the system does have a lot of reservations to go through, as the program gets going."We just want people to be prepared, that there's going to, probably, be a little bit of a lag time, but we're working as fast as possible to get books in people's hands," she said.The library has expanded digital access since the pandemic began in March, but Patterson noted that it's important to get the branches up and running again. “There's a lot of people who just really love to hold a physical book, or maybe they want to check out a record or maybe they don’t have high speed internet, so it's not possible for them to stream things and they really want to check out DVDs,” she said. Those with a library account can request circulating items by phone, email or online. SFPL To Go begins Monday, Aug. 10 at the Main Library, with other branches to follow.

August 02, 2023

Bay Area Food Banks Worry About Potential Surge In Demand Amid Pandemic Unemployment

With the high unemployment rate due to the coronavirus pandemic and the expiration of enhanced unemployment benefits, Bay Area food banks are worried that demand for their services will continue to grow. “Already we are serving twice as many people as we were serving pre-pandemic, and we’re preparing to potentially see a spike in more people coming to us with this drop in unemployment benefits,” said Leslie Bacho, the CEO of Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Food Bank.Congressional leaders continue to negotiate an extension of the enhanced benefits, but even if one is agreed to soon, there will be a gap before people receive the money. “One thing we know is that most of the people we serve do not have a lot of savings, or they have no savings at all, and having to weather these kinds of ups and downs in income is very hard,” Bacho said. “So, we’re just concerned that, you know, even several weeks of a gap in this kind of increased benefit could lead to people losing their housing or needing to seek help from the food banks.” All Bay Area food banks are asking for monetary contributions.

August 02, 2023

San Mateo County Businesses Must Close Indoor Operations Starting Sunday

Certain business sectors in San Mateo County will be forced to close operations starting Sunday because the county has remained on the state's COVID-19 monitoring list for more than 3 days.Supervisor Carole Groom said the pandemic is devastating. "First of all, it's a terrible disease that we're going through, and secondly it's a terrible economic time, when people who do business person-to-person can't do it because of the contagion rate," Groom said.San Mateo County said on Twitter that it was informed of the decision by the state Saturday afternoon, following continued conversations about its status on the monitoring list. UPDATE: The state has informed San Mateo County that due to being more than 3 days on the COVID monitoring list, specific indoor businesses must cease operations beginning 12:01 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 2, 2023. Details: http://t.co/Kd1z6v2Hch— County of San Mateo (@sanmateoco) August 2, 2023 Gyms and fitness centers, places of worship and cultural ceremonies, offices for non-critical infrastructure sectors, hair and nail salons, barbershops and malls must all close or move operations outside beginning 12:01a.m. Sunday.Shops that offer tattoos, piercings and electrolysis may not operate outdoors and must close, according to the county.Groom said officials have been doing what they can to contain the spread of the virus. "We have been very aggressive with a public campaign to wash your hands, to wear a mask and to really practice social distancing, and I thought that we were doing okay," Groom told KCBS Radio.San Mateo was first placed on the list last Wednesday.

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Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Lays Off More Than 100 Employees Amid Pandemic Closures

Following extended closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 100 workers at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk were laid off. “After many months of providing wages and or health insurance for employees during the unprecedented closure of most of our operations, we’ve made the difficult decision to permanently lay off 106 full-time employees,” said Kris Reyes with the Santa Cruz Seaside Company, which owns the Boardwalk. The Boardwalk is open with some food and retail establishments operating under local health department guidelines, but rides and attractions such as miniature golf and the arcade remain closed, Reyes said. Due to changes in regulations today, only select Boardwalk food and retail locations will continue to be open daily here at the park. Our arcades, mini-golf, and bowling are once again temporarily closed. Details: ⁣http://t.co/oR3Ce9WrCF— Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk (@beachboardwalk) July 13, 2023 A San Jose resident told KCBS Radio he was disappointed. “I don’t see why they can’t do it controlled, on the rides, if you can do it on busses and everywhere else,” he said. The Boardwalk plans to continue operating under current conditions into the fall. Its Free Friday Night Bands on the Beach concert series and its Free Wednesday Night Movies on the Beach series have been canceled for the summer.

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Since the coronavirus pandemic began keeping visitors at home, the jaguars and chimpanzees at the Oakland Zoo have enjoyed the quiet, venturing out to areas of their exhibits they usually avoid. The bears and petting pigs miss the children, though, and are seeking more attention from zookeepers. Some things, however, haven't changed. The $55,000 in daily animal food costs have put the nearly 100-year-old zoo in a dire financial situation. “We have already lost the bulk of our summer revenue and are living off whatever reserves we have left, but they are going to run out at some point,” said Joel Parrott, president of the Oakland Zoo, home to 750 large animals. The zoo and hundreds of others across the country were ordered to close in March — the start of the busiest season for most animal parks — forcing administrators to deal with the pandemic’s financial impact through layoffs and pay cuts. Even as they reopen, zoos and aquariums from Alaska to Florida are seeing few visitors, prompting administrators to plead for support from their communities to avoid permanent closure. The Oakland Zoo has laid off more than 100 employees, primarily those who work with guests. Another 200 who care for animals and provide veterinary services and safety for the public and animals are still working and represent part of the zoo's $1.2 million a month in costs, Parrott said. California officials this month allowed the zoo to reopen its outdoor areas Wednesday, but the animal park still faces a big challenge. Guests provide more than 90% of revenue through tickets, concessions, rides, gifts and parties. But attendance and revenue in Oakland — and around the country — are falling short. “Members are hitting 20% to 50% of their normal revenue targets," said Dan Ashe, president of the national Association of Zoos and Aquariums. About 75% of the 220 U.S. zoos and aquariums represented by the association have reopened, but without additional assistance, they're facing “very difficult decisions about further furloughs or layoffs and then ultimately about their survival," Ashe said. Six in 10 members applied for assistance from the federal government’s coronavirus relief package, but that financial support runs out this month. Dino Ferri, president of the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Garden, said he wakes up at night trying to figure out how he will make up the $1.5 million his park lost during its two-month closure that ended in May. Normally those are the busiest months for the zoo, which depends on visitors for 80% of its revenue. The Sanford, Florida, zoo is home to 350 animals and is visited by 40,000 school kids each year. With schools closed, major events canceled and few tourists, the zoo is struggling to bring in even half of the $450,000 a month it needs to keep the park running, Ferri said. The park is now allowed to open to as many as 1,000 people at a time and Ferri had hoped for a busy summer, but only about 350 visitors a day are showing up. “People are afraid,” Ferri said. “We expected a boom from people who are not traveling and are doing staycations, but the uptick in cases in the state of Florida and all the stuff on the news are keeping people at home.” As a result, he has laid off 40% of staff, cut leadership team salaries, including his own, and launched a campaign to raise $1.5 million by December to restore the zoo’s operating budget to pre-virus levels. “We’re looking at cutting our education department and at more salary reductions across the board, more layoffs,” Ferri said. “We just have to keep trying to stop the bleed.” In Seward, Alaska, three-quarters of past visitors to the Alaska SeaLife Center — an aquarium and research center that runs Alaska’s only marine mammal rescue program — have been tourists who arrive by plane or cruise ship. With most cruises canceled, there are few people to see the octopus, and the site's rare Steller sea lions. SeaLife Center President and CEO Tara Riemer said the aquarium, built partly with funds from a settlement after the Exxon Valdez oil spill, is seeing only about 25% of its typical number of pre-pandemic visitors. She expects a $3 million budget shortfall this year. “If we don’t have enough money to make it through the winter, we have no option but to send these animals away and close the facility,” Riemer said. Closing zoos and aquariums is an expensive task. Just finding new homes for animals is now even more complicated with so few flights and so many animal parks and aquariums struggling financially. SeaLife has not laid off any staff but it has significantly lowered expenses by freezing the hiring of seasonal and other workers and cutting salaries by 10%. Riemer said she remains optimistic. She and her staff are focused on raising at least $2 million by the end of September by reaching out to foundations, seeking government grants and turning to Alaskans and others for support. The city of Seward has pledged $500,000 if the center raises $1.3 million. In a heartening sign, the center sold 500 new memberships, costing from $60 to $155 each, in a single day — more than a quarter of the number normally purchased in a year. “I am optimistic that we’ll be able to pull together these funds because there are a lot of people in Alaska who are trying to figure out how to help us,” Riemer said. ___ Associated Press journalist Terry Chea in Oakland contributed to this report.

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Negotiations Over Specifics Of Distance Learning Heat Up In Oakland

With the first day of school just weeks away, negotiations with the teachers’ union over what distance learning is going to look like are heating up in Oakland. While the Oakland Unified School District announced its decision to start the school year with distance learning earlier this month, some details are still undecided, such as when kids will need to log on with teachers, and for how long each day. Keith Brown, President of the Oakland Education Association, is demanding an agreement be reached by next Monday. “The lack of leadership in OUSD administration on this issue is leaving our students, families and all OUSD staff with too many uncertainties,” Brown said. OEA's bargaining team has 21 strong members! #BigBargaining #WeAreOEA #MemberDriven pic.twitter.com/m1iG0V8upe— Oakland Education Association (@OaklandEA) July 14, 2023 The Oakland teacher's union wants a 2 hour daily maximum for live instruction, while the school district is pushing for more. A 3rd grade teacher at an Oakland charter school told KCBS Radio that she needs flexibility, so she can take care of her own preschool aged son. “I will also need sufficient time for planning and preparing my lessons, so am I hoping they will be somewhat understanding and flexible with that,” she said. In a statement, OUSD said it continues to work with the teacher's union to reach a compromise.

July 31, 2023

CA Confirms State's First Teenage Death From COVID-19

State health officials have confirmed the first death of a teenager due to COVID-19 in California.The patient is from the Central Valley and did have underlying health conditions, but officials are not releasing more information about their history due to confidentiality.Our hearts go out to the loved ones of the Central Valley teenager who passed away after contracting COVID-19. This is a tragic and powerful reminder of how serious COVID-19 can be. Their death is the first of a teenager in California.— CA Public Health (@CAPublicHealth) July 31, 2023 Older people and those with underlying medical conditions are at higher risk of developing a serious illness from the virus and children have been shown to be more resilient than adults to contracting the virus. But young people are far from immune. There have been several other confirmed reports of teenagers dying from COVID-19, including 17-year-old honors student Jameela Dirrean-Emoni Barber, who died in Texas and did not have any underlying health conditions.A recent study from University of California, San Francisco found that one in three young adults could face serious cases of COVID-19.State health officials have also expressed concern about a rare inflammatory illness associated with COVID-19 that presents in children, MIS-C, that can be life-threatening."Parents should be aware of the signs and symptoms of MIS-C including fever that does not go away, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, neck pain, rash, bloodshot eyes or feeling tired," said the CADPH in a statement.As of July 31, the seven day average number of new cases is 8,322 per day, down from 9,881 new cases the week before.

July 31, 2023

Costco Ruled Safe, Despite Outbreaks At South Bay Stores

A top health official says Costco stores are safe places to shop despite a cluster of coronavirus cases at several South Bay stores.The outbreak was first detected last week after 13 employees at a Costco store in Sunnyvale tested positive. Santa Clara County health officials investigated and found 18 more cases at the warehouse chain’s store in Mountain View, Gilroy, and Senter Road in San Jose. "The initial investigation appears to tell us that the cases have really been infected most likely in the community and outside the workplace," said Dr. Marty Fenstersheib, who is leading the county’s coronavirus task force. The investigations are ongoing, but at this point health officials say the locations have been inspected and seem to be adhering to safety measures."They’ve done a really good job. When we do the inspections as far as all the cleanliness, their social distancing, the mask wearing, all of that has been very good," he said. "So we feel at this point it’s quite safe to shop at Costco."Costco was one of the earlier major retailers to adopt safety measures such as requiring face coverings and physical distancing. The health department is conducting contact tracing on the Costco cases and none of the stores were closed as a result of the clusters.Costco has reported skyrocketing sales figures during the pandemic.Costco has not commented on the situation.

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