The COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Berkeley: Your questions answered
Who’s next in line, where to get a shot, and more answers to your questions about getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
Sarah Belle Lin
Freelancer Sarah Belle Lin is an independent journalist and photographer based in the East Bay.
Articles by Sarah Belle
Curative’s COVID-19 tests, including those done in Berkeley, could produce false negatives, FDA warns
The healthcare startup’s mouth swabs may be failing to show COVID infections, potentially leading to the spread of the virus in Oakland and Berkeley.
Local frontline health workers talk about why they’re saying yes to the COVID-19 vaccine
Alameda County health providers and emergency responders share how it feels to be first in line, and how the community can think about the vaccine’s safety.
Rolling blackouts: What Berkeleyans need to know, and what to expect
How much advance warning can you expect? What triggers a power shut-off? How can you help save power?
What’s it like to get tested for COVID-19 in Berkeley right now?
With some community members complaining of long waits both to get a test appointment and to receive the results, we surveyed the options offered by the city and how they are working.
Oakland children march for Black lives: ‘I just really want to spark a change’
Around 4,000 youth and their families marched around Lake Merritt on Sunday in response to the George Floyd protests and in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.
Se están abriendo sitios de prueba del coronavirus en los vecindarios más afectados del este de Oakland
El pasado 6 de Mayo se abriĂł un sitio de prueba COVID-19 en el este de Oakland donde cualquiera puede realizarse la prueba, de forma gratuita.
Coronavirus test sites are opening in East Oakland’s most impacted neighborhoods
Roots Community Health Clinic is offering free testing starting Thursday, and Allen Temple Baptist Church and LifeLong Medical Care plan to open another test site soon.
Glenn Yasuda, who made Berkeley Bowl internationally known for its excellent produce, dies at 85
Yasuda and his wife Diane opened the first Berkeley Bowl in 1977 and the second in 2009, stocking each with an incredible array of fruits and vegetables, meats and prepared foods. His son will now take over.
