Freelancers Freed, Ride Share Drivers Still Left High and Dry
Monica Inouye, Politics Editor
September 7, 2020
If you’re a driver for Uber or Lyft, chances are you’ve heard of a bill called AB 5, and you might be concerned about whether you’ll remain employed given the implementation of this bill. Lyft almost ceased their operations in California instead of complying with this new law. Here’s what it’s...
Gov. Newsom Announces Four-tier Plan for Re-Opening
Kristen Sanchez, Community News Editor
August 28, 2020
In order to help California citizens better understand activity restrictions between counties, Governor Newsom has implemented a new four-tier system of re-opening that will take effect Aug. 31. This new status system, introduced as “A Blueprint For A Better Economy,” will serve as a guide show...
Asymptomatic Persons No Longer Recommended for COVID Testing
Cesar Gonzalez, Opinion Editor
August 25, 2020
On Jan. 26, the very first case of COVID-19 in California was reported in Santa Clara County. Gov. Gavin Newsom has since given strict orders to close or “lockdown” many publicly open establishments such as bars, nightclubs, wineries and even schools. Newsom had also recommended that adults age 65 ...
