TIMELINE: Five Years Since Global Pandemic Became Local
It all seems like a bit of a blur. Five years ago, the international COVID-19 pandemic became local. Businesses and schools shuttered, meetings went
Emeryville Homeless Population Sees Drop Amid 22% Increase in County Data
Alameda County’s typically biennial ‘Point in Time’ homeless count numbers have been collected and published after being delayed a year by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Amid Recent Positive Covid Surge, County Health Officials Issue New Indoor Mask Mandate
Health officials in seven Bay Area counties issued a new indoor mask mandate on Monday as the region faces a wave of new COVID-19
County Relaxes Covid Restrictions Allowing Full Capacity Reopening for Most Businesses
Alameda County rescinded its local Shelter-in-Place order on Tuesday to fully align with California’s Beyond the Blueprint framework. This action eliminates physical distancing requirements,
COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expanded to All Alameda County Residents 16+
Alameda County opened COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to all residents 16 and up over the weekend. Alameda is the fourth Bay Area county to do
Alameda County Moves to Orange Tier Allowing Cardrooms, Outdoor Bars to Reopen
Alameda and Santa Cruz counties joined San Mateo, Santa Clara and Marin by moving into the “orange” COVID-19 pandemic reopening tier on Tuesday. This
Alameda County Moves to Red Tier Allowing for Reduced Capacity Reopening of Indoor Dining, Gyms & Theaters
As expected, Alameda County officials announced that our county will move from the current coronavirus reopening purple tier into the states less-restrictive red tier.
2020 Emeryville Crime Data Plummets Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
If there’s a silver lining in the ongoing pandemic for Emeryville, it’s been a sharp drop in crime data in our city particularly property
County Launches Albany Mass-Vaccination Site for 75+; Stanford Offering Vaccines to Health Care Workers, 65+
The COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Alameda County is slowly ramping up with 154,000 doses received by the Public Health Department as of February 4.
