El estado está suspendiendo las nuevas inscripciones de personas indocumentadas debido a recortes presupuestarios. El condado de Contra Costa se está preparando para las repercusiones que esto tendrá en su sistema de salud.
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Undocumented adults can’t enroll in Medi-Cal after Dec. 31
State no longer offering the health care plan to new undocumented enrollees due to budget cuts. Contra Costa County braces for impacts to its health care system.
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Contra Costa County plans to give CalFresh recipients food money if SNAP is paused
Contra Costa County food bank says it has enough food to meet needs as states sue to stop Trump from freezing funding.
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Local sports teams say they’ve been shut out of Kennedy High field. Can WCCUSD fix it?
Community members say the Albany Berkeley Soccer Club has been given priority over local groups. WCCUSD is launching a new reservation system to fix this.
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‘Sleigher Moon’ or ‘Jagged Little-killer’ might knock you flat on the rink but hug you later
Bay Area Derby, the area’s only women’s league, opens Saturday in Richmond. They play hard but show love and acceptance off the track.
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Alta Bates hospital in Berkeley will be replaced by new Sutter medical campus in Emeryville
New $1B facility gives Richmond residents a medical care option that’s at least closer than downtown Oakland, officials say.
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Richmond artist doesn’t talk much but his paintings are speaking to the art world
Marlon Mullen, who is largely nonverbal, has been painting at Richmond’s NIAD studio for almost 40 years. His new solo show at New York’s MoMA is his biggest exhibit to date.
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Why breakfast fans flock to the Richmond Home Depot parking lot
Kelly’s Deli attracts plenty of construction workers with its freshly made food and convenience, but even those who don’t need building materials go out of their way to stop for a breakfast burrito, egg sandwich or torta.
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Meet the horticulturalist who bought ‘wild and magical’ Annie’s Annuals
Curious Flora, named after ‘Alice in Wonderland’ quote, opens Saturday led by Colleen Wheeler, other former Annie’s workers.
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Annie’s Annuals in Richmond to reopen as Curious Flora Nursery
Brick-and-mortar store on Market Street in North Richmond will be separate from the Annie’s online catalog, bought by Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply in Grass Valley.
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Got an Annie’s Annuals gift card? You’ll have to get in line to recoup your money
Company liquidating shuttered North Richmond garden center is now receiving claims from anyone owed money by Annie’s.
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Employees left scrambling in aftermath of Annie’s closure
About 30 to 40 employees waited hours at store to get severance details, saying they barely got any notice of Thursday’s sudden closure.
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Annie’s Annuals suddenly closes
East Bay gardeners shocked to discover Richmond nursery ceased operating Thursday after decades of beautifying countless East Bay gardens with native plants.
