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Alameda County Reimplements Indoor Mask Mandate

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Masks Required Indoors In Alameda County 

Due to rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, Alameda County is now requiring masks in most indoor public settings.  With more California counties entering the CDC's highest community level for COVID-19 danger, it's unclear if more counties will do the same in the weeks ahead.

Mexico's Role In Summit Of The Americas Still In Limbo

The Summit of the Americas convenes in Los Angeles next week. It's a gathering of heads of state from across the Western Hemisphere. But this year, it's unclear how recent tensions between the U.S.and Mexico could affect the gathering.
Guest: Arturo Sarukhán, Mexico's Former Ambassador to the U.S.

Huge Relief Following Agreement Regarding Corinthian Colleges

The U.S. Department of Education is canceling student loan debt for some 500,000 students who attended Corinthian Colleges. Corinthian was accused of targeting low income students, leaving them with a mountain of debt and too often without the jobs promised with the degrees offered.
Reporter: Julia McEvoy, KQED 

Dancers At North Hollywood Strip Club Look To Unionize

Dancers at the Star Garden Topless Dive Bar in North Hollywood could be the first strip club workers to successfully unionize since performers at a club in San Francisco did the same thing. The dancers say the owners and security guards at the North Hollywood business haven’t been keeping them safe when customers violate boundaries, and ongoing picketing hasn’t been enough to motivate changes.
Reporter: Robin Estrin, KCRW 

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