John Woolfolk
Vacaville Reporter
San Jose, CA, United States
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Poll: California voters like President Biden, but don’t want him to seek reelection
Poll finds Californians not keen on Vice President Kamala Harris seeking the presidency if Biden chooses not to, while Golden State Republicans are more keen on Florida’s governor than former… → Read More
Poll: California voters like President Biden, but don’t want him to seek reelection
Poll finds Californians not keen on Vice President Kamala Harris seeking the presidency if Biden chooses not to, while Golden State Republicans are more keen on Florida’s governor than former… → Read More
Wintery blast brings most snow to the Bay Area since 2011
Peaks blanketed, Highway 17 closed, more than 1 foot of snow in some mountain areas → Read More
Wintery blast brings most snow to the Bay Area since 2011
Peaks blanketed, Highway 17 closed, more than 1 foot of snow in some mountain areas → Read More
Boulder Creek family of boy struck by fallen redwood recalls horrifying night, gives thanks to all who helped
In their first interview since their 2-year-old son was hospitalized after being pinned by a massive fallen redwood during Tuesday’s windstorm, a Boulder Creek family said the boy faces more … → Read More
1-year-old Boulder Creek child critically injured when tree crashed into home during windstorm
Strong winds expected into Wednesday afternoon. → Read More
1-year-old Boulder Creek child critically injured when tree crashed into home during windstorm
Strong winds expected into Wednesday afternoon. → Read More
Stanford blames inflation for highest tuition hike in at least a decade
Stanford’s 7% tuition hike is nearly twice those being reported at some other universities. → Read More
Stanford blames inflation for highest tuition hike in at least a decade
Stanford’s 7% tuition hike is nearly twice those being reported at some other universities. → Read More
COVID-19 states of emergency are ending. What does that mean for you?
The ending of the states of emergencies will eventually mean out-of-pocket costs for some for COVID-19 tests, vaccines or treatments. → Read More
Dianne Feinstein: A long list of firsts in more than half a century in politics
Dianne Feinstein, 89, announced Tuesday she will not seek re-election to the U.S. Senate seat where the Democrat has represented California for more than 30 years. Her career in politics has spanned more than half a century. Here’s a look at the highlights. → Read More
Dianne Feinstein: A long list of firsts in more than half a century in politics
Dianne Feinstein, 89, announced Tuesday she will not seek re-election to the U.S. Senate seat where the Democrat has represented California for more than 30 years. Her career in politics has spanned more than half a century. Here’s a look at the highlights. → Read More
COVID vaccines remain optional at K-12 schools. Will colleges keep requiring them?
Many colleges and universities continue to require COVID-19 vaccination for students, staff and faculty while such mandates are ending elsewhere. → Read More
COVID vaccines remain optional at K-12 schools. Will colleges keep requiring them?
Many colleges and universities continue to require COVID-19 vaccination for students, staff and faculty while such mandates are ending elsewhere. → Read More
Lawsuits link long-ago child abuse to schools in San Jose, Mountain View and Santa Cruz
Two lawsuits allege five men and three women were abused as children at schools in San Jose, Mountain View and Santa Cruz. → Read More
Poll finds plummeting support for national assault weapon ban
Poll found a 9-point drop in support for a national assault weapon ban and rise in opposition. → Read More
California quietly abandons COVID-19 vaccine mandate for school kids
Gov. Gavin Newsom in Oct. 2021 said California would be first state in nation to require COVID-19 vaccines to attend K-12 school, but is silent amid reports his administration is abandoning that id… → Read More
New gun laws: California aims to limit concealed weapons. This time will it stick?
The U.S. Supreme Court last year ruled in a New York case that laws requiring a discretionary finding of a need to be armed in public for a permit to carry a gun in public violate the Second Amendm… → Read More
Half Moon Bay farm admits worker housing not up to code, pledges fix
Farm acknowledges violations it says it wasn’t made aware of until the shootings. → Read More
COVID: FDA experts urge single vaccine formula for all — but variants are a moving target
Recommendation comes amid lackluster interest in the updated vaccine formula as the omicron variant continues to infect even the vaccinated but has led to fewer severe illnesses and deaths than ear… → Read More