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Housing Legislation Aims to Snip Away at California’s Red Tape

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Stanford Doctor Tapped for Key Post by Trump Advocated for Letting COVID Spread

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Bay Area's Long COVID Community Celebrates Moonshot Bill for $10 Billion in Funding

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A middle-aged Latino man with a hat sits on a bus.

After Months-Long Coma, This Latino Immigrant Worker Is Still Fighting Mysterious Long COVID Symptoms

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A photo illustration of a person lying on a couch with hands over face. Above is a medical scene with a phone that says 'hold.'

For Many Long COVID Patients, Qualifying for Disability Is Half the Battle

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A white man wearing a turquoise sweater lies on a living room floor with his back propped against an couch with arms folded behind head and sleep mask on with a cord running from his nose to a portable oxygen machine in the foreground.

'Screaming Into a Void': Long COVID Patients Have Waited in Vain for Years for Treatments

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A nurse in full scrubs, gloves, clear face shield, N-95-grade mask, and hair pulled back and tucked in a hair net, prepares a COVID-19 test inside a medical lab. A lamp is lit in the background and the desk it's on is covered in neatly stacked paperwork.

For Those Suffering From Long COVID, the Pandemic Isn’t Over

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A woman, in shadow, with her back to the camera, sits on a rolling walker and stares out the window.

Long COVID in California: 'A Pandemic of Loneliness and Social Isolation and Rejection'

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A woman with long, brown hair and eyeglasses wears a white mask and a red T-shirt. She holds a white sign with red letters that reads, "Millions are still sick. #meaction" Other protestors are seen blurred in the background. It's a protest in front of the White House.

Long COVID Patients Feel ‘Swept Under the Rug’ by End to Pandemic Emergencies

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