By: Sophia Silver Whole Foods workers nationwide are planning a “sick-out” strike against the company as the grocery chain is not taking the appropriate measures …
Month: March 2020
By: Sophia Silver OAKLAND, Calif.-In 2016 the Ghost Ship Warehouse was mysteriously set on fire killing 36 people. Derick Almena, one of the two defendants …
By: Sophia Silver Michelle Rozzen, a licensed massage therapist based in Los Angeles, shares her story on getting tested for COVID-19.
By: Leslie Santibañez-Molina Students wonder if their the Student Health Center will still be available for those that remain in campus housing. Others question if …
By: Brontë Sorotsky This post has been updated upon the arrival of new information. LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif.- Health officials in Los Angeles County announced …
By: Brontë Sorotsky As the Coronavirus continues to spread and people are finding themselves quarantined at home, individuals are finding themselves with more time on …
By Brontë Sorotsky Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, grocery stores across the country are beginning to designate “elderly hours” in an effort to protect older shoppers. …
By: Eduardo Huijon If you’re looking to escape the city, head over to Strut! Strut offers an ALL inclusive playground for colorful queers, fabulous ladies …
By: Madison Macay Six Bay Area counties, including Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Santa Clara, San Mateo, and San Francisco are being ordered to ‘shelter in …
Residents of San Francisco State University’s housing feared eviction after they received a concerning email from The Housing Office last week directing them to leave campus housing, amid campus closure prompted by the recent Coronavirus outbreak.