Medical experts believe the so-called tripledemic of COVID-19, flu and RSV cases has plateaued in the North Bay. Doctor Omar Ferrari of Providence’s Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital tells the Press Democrat there’s reason to be optimistic and
California may change its rules to keep workplaces safe from COVID. The Cal/OSHA Standards Board is voting today on a two-year extension. If it passes, workers who test positive won’t be paid to stay home anymore. The
Sonoma County Health Officer Doctor Sundari Mase will support an official recommendation to wear masks indoors. Mase will join other county health officials in the Bay Area in backing the future regional recommendation. The Association of Bay
The Bay Area, like other regions across the state, is experiencing a tripledemic. That includes a rise in flu, COVID-19, and RSV cases. Masking requirements are coming back, but UCSF infectious disease expert Monica Gandhi tells NBC
California’s COVID crisis is on the verge of matching last winter’s omicron wave. The number of daily cases is up to 78-hundred, almost double from a week ago. Hospitals are also seeing a surge in patients, up