Fiona Kelliher
East Bay Times
San Francisco, CA, United States
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‘Here we go again’ — Bay Area residents reel from omicron variant threat
With definitive information about the latest COVID-19 variant still weeks away, some Californians are accelerating their plans for booster shots while others say it’s merely another sign that… → Read More
Group retail theft Q&A: What we know about the Bay Area’s latest crime problem – The
Many questions remain about the scope of the crime cluster that has thrust the Bay Area into the national spotlight. → Read More
What we know about the Bay Area’s latest crime problem
Many questions remain about the scope of the crime cluster that has thrust the Bay Area into the national spotlight. → Read More
Group retail theft Q&A: What we know about the Bay Area’s latest crime problem
Many questions remain about the scope of the crime cluster that has thrust the Bay Area into the national spotlight. → Read More
Bay Area residents grateful to be closer to ‘normal’ on Thanksgiving, but COVID’s weight lingers
Bay Area residents spent Thanksgiving savoring the chance to do things they couldn't do last year, but still felt the weight of the enduring pandemic. → Read More
Wish Book: After chronic illness, San Jose woman seeks help gaining independence
“Even though I’m in this kind of situation, I really, really want to live a normal life like everybody,” said Nerissa Ramirez, 52. → Read More
Inflation, supply chain problems hit Bay Area food banks at critical time
A combination of inflation — including cost increases for food, gas and transportation — and supply chain slowdowns has pushed prices for daily essentials up by as much as 20% just in the past month alone, local food banks say. → Read More
San Mateo County supervisor to run for Rep. Jackie Speier’s seat
Supervisor David Canepa had hinted at his plans earlier this week after the veteran congresswoman said she would not seek re-election. → Read More
14 kids received wrong COVID vaccine dose at East Bay Sutter clinic
Instead of receiving the appropriate dose for 5 to 11-year-olds, the affected kids — who all got vaccinated on Saturday — received about two-thirds of a dose for a 12-year-old, a spokesperson said. → Read More
‘Uncertain and disquieting times’: Experts warn of potential swell in California COVID-19 cases
The possible surge arrives at a critical and confusing moment in the pandemic for guiding social behavior, experts said. → Read More
Kaiser reaches tentative agreement with unions, staving off planned strike
The strike starting Monday was expected to create long wait times and affect in-person appointments. → Read More
Kaiser reaches tentative agreement with unions, staving off planned strike
The strike starting Monday was expected to create long wait times and affect in-person appointments. → Read More
Oakland: 19-year-old man killed in I-580 crash
The incident was reported around 6:45 a.m. Saturday, according to California Highway Patrol. → Read More
‘Uncertain and disquieting times’: Experts warn of potential swell in COVID-19 cases
The possible surge arrives at a critical and confusing moment in the pandemic for guiding social behavior, experts said. → Read More
‘I feel relief’: Rain slows brutal fire season earlier than expected
Northern California fire agencies are taking advantage of the wetter conditions by shifting personnel to prescribed burning and vegetation management. → Read More
‘I feel relief’: Rain slows brutal fire season earlier than expected
Northern California fire agencies are taking advantage of the wetter conditions by shifting personnel to prescribed burning and vegetation management. → Read More
How lagging vaccination rates could keep the Bay Area’s Black students out of school
With some Bay Area school districts requiring students to get COVID-19 shots to return to class, Black students are being vaccinated at rates far below their peers, exacerbating long-standing racia… → Read More
How lagging vaccination rates could keep the Bay Area’s Black students out of school
With some Bay Area school districts requiring students to get COVID-19 shots to return to class, Black students are being vaccinated at rates far below their peers, exacerbating long-standing racia… → Read More
With multiple trains out of service, VTA warns of long wait times at 49ers game
A spokesperson said the service is struggling with lack of available parts and staff after the May mass shooting that left nine victims dead. → Read More
PG&E expects $1.15 billion loss from the Dixie Fire – Chico Enterprise-Record
The Dixie Fire, which is suspected to have started after a tree fell on a PG&E power line, burned nearly 1 million acres. → Read More