By Bob Highfill STOCKTON – The coronavirus pandemic has put many individuals in an uncomfortable position, where their finances and personal freedoms are under duress. People want their lives to improve to “normal” but don’t […]
In the wake of unprecedented school closures resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, the College Board is supporting students and schools with free, live review sessions and online exams taken at home.In a survey of 18,000 […]
by Health Plan of San Joaquin With COVID-19, it’s time to check in and to keep checking in with ourselves. Many of us have been staying home to stay safe. Others have had to leave […]
WATSONVILLE, CA – I Pick Safety is a new effort from the California Strawberry Commission to highlight farm worker safety and industry-leading training and safety practices by emphasizing that everybody is responsible to always pick safety. “Our new I […]
New data from the University of Pennsylvania suggests that relaxing lockdowns across U.S. cities and states could have serious consequences for the country’s battle to contain the coronavirus, which has infected over a million people […]
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was the sole Democrat to vote against a $484 billion coronavirus relief package passed Thursday, a move that earned her progressive praise for being “the conscience of the caucus right now.” The […]
As the spread of COVID-19 upends work, classes and even doctor appointments across the country, a majority of Americans are turning to digital means to stay connected and track information about the outbreak. Amid this […]
New York, NY – The nation’s first 2020 poll of solely Latinos living in America found they overwhelmingly feel the president ignored the early signs of the coronavirus, which led to its worsening spread across the […]
The Treasury Department has confirmed that economic impact paper checks from the $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package have already started going out and are in the mail. Department officials are walking back Treasury Secretary Steven […]
Right now, farmworkers are still toiling from sunup to sundown to plant, pick, and pack the produce we eat. As the U.S. scrambles to flatten the COVID-19 curve, grocery store shelves have been emptied, and […]
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