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Data shows drop in 8th graders' history scores post-COVID
New data has been released showing that students in the U.S. are falling behind when it comes to history and civics. Just 13% of the nation’s 8th graders were proficient in United States history last year and 22% in civics.
Nurses strike at John Muir Health due to unsafe working conditions
Dozens of nurses in the East Bay have walked off the job this morning, launching a one-day strike at a vital medical facility. Many are picketing in front of John Muir Behavioral Health Center in Concord.
Bay Area skywatchers rejoice: 3 celestial events will occur on Friday
A series of celestial events will be taking place this week. Here’s a guide for what Bay Area skywatchers can expect to see. It may take some extra effort to witness all of the events, but the results will be worth it.
California warns against kids accidentally ingesting cannabis
State officials have issued an advisory for parents to keep their recreational pot safely stored away from children. The advisory follows a dramatic increase in the number of young children accidentally exposed to cannabis.
Liam's List: Stern Grove’s Season 86, Warriors Basketball and Miranda Lambert’s Cookbook
This week’s Liam’s List has plenty of variety for everyone to enjoy. Check out Miranda Lambert’s new cookbook and this year’s line up for Stern Grove Festival. Make sure to cheer for the Golden State Warriors too.
UCSF clinic offers specialized dental care for children with autism
For many autistic people, going to the dentist can be a difficult experience. A UCSF clinic is offering dental care for kids with autism to help them overcome sensory challenges found at the dentist.
Labor board declares Oakland teachers can legally strike
A state labor board has declared that Oakland teachers can legally hold a strike before the end of the school year. The vote comes a day after the Oakland teachers union announced that it had overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike.
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