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After publishing her hit debut, ‘The Best We Could Do,’ the Vietnamese-American writer, illustrator, and educator is looking to use her platform to help other refugees.
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RYSE aims to build the next generation of people of color to lead Richmond.
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At age 12, Lau has already shared a stage with Devo.
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Homeless and mentally ill, Joshua Pawlik was unconscious right before four Oakland police officers killed him in March. His family and friends are seeking answers.
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The principal suddenly resigned after the school's board accused him of fraud, but the controversy raises questions about the school's links to the Gülen movement.
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The FDA's approval of the first-ever pharmaceutical drug containing cannabidiol could lead to a crackdown on other cannabis products.
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In the East Bay, women of color and queer people are making alternative health-care practices accessible and culturally relevant to their communities — as well as a key part of their activism.
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The principal suddenly resigned after the school's board accused him of fraud, but the controversy raises questions about the school's links to the Gülen movement.
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Homeless and mentally ill, Joshua Pawlik was unconscious right before four Oakland police officers killed him in March. His family and friends are seeking answers.
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School administrators forced students to buy uniforms, graduation caps and gowns, and made parents buy tickets to attend ceremonies. BayTech's board also repeatedly violated the Brown Act.
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OUSD plans to appoint a director to BayTech's board while an ongoing investigation delves into allegations of financial mismanagement.
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It plays out like a poor soap opera.
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The peaceful arrest of John Lee Cowell for the brutal murder of Nia Wilson was striking compared to BART's past treatment of Black suspects.
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It's not just about the 1970s.
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Remember when thousands of geese suddenly died?
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The all-female, all-Black music collective is destined for big things.
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Re: “The Trouble with Kaiser's Technology”
"It's just kinda catastrophic right now."
That's my favorite quote from this entire article. It pretty much sums up how it feels to work in the 'new Kaiser'. It is not just the nurses that feel this way, either, we just have the benefit of writing daily ADO's (assignment despite objection) to document the difficulties we are having. I do not know of a single unit that is staffed appropriately, and the supporting staff is understaffed as well. The only reason we are able to survive is because nurses would kill themselves before they let something bad happen to their patients. You know that staffing levels are atrocious when your managers are burnt out and hobbling out of the building at the end of the day, when they shouldn't even be doing patient care. Maybe they should get a union.
I support everything that has been stated in this article, except for Bolano's claims. She obviously has not been at the bedside, nor read any of the ADO's.