Californians 16 and Older are now Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine
Everyone over the age of 16 in California can now sign up to get a COVID-19 vaccine appointment through the state's My Turn website. But as eligibility expands in the state, some are concerned people in the hardest hit communities will be left behind in trying to get a shot.
Guest: The California Report's Keith Mizuguchi with Kiran Savage-Sangwan, Executive Director of the California Pan-Ethnic Health Network
California Restaurants Sue to Recoup Fees
Restaurants in a dozen California counties have filed class-action lawsuits seeking refunds for pandemic-era business permits, licensing fees, and late charges.
Reporter: Rachael Myrow, KQED
State's Homeless Population Faces Challenges in Getting Stimulus Money
During the pandemic, lots of Americans have been kept afloat financially with the help of stimulus payments from the federal government, like the most recent one for $1,400. But is that money getting to people most in need, like the homeless here in California?
Vote by Mail Advocates Want Permanent Change in California
As Republicans in many states work to enact tighter restrictions on voting, California lawmakers are going in the opposite direction. California could become the sixth state in the country to permanently send all voters a ballot in the mail for every election.
Reporter: Guy Marzorati, KQED