Monterey County Local News: COVID-19

For weeks this summer, the number of cases of Covid-19 in California’s large metropolitan areas were quickly increasing, as well as across the country, driven by a group of highly contagious variants dubbed FLiRT.

Fears that pop superstar will encourage her “Swifties” to vote for Joe Biden has Trump fans declaring “Holy War.”

California in 2024 has implemented two new, potentially important traffic safety laws

Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula officials announced that they’re forgiving all medical debt incurred by patients in the first three years of the Covid-19 pandemic, from 2020-2022.

Some recipients say they received no notice or warning that the state had pulled their health coverage.

The federal government cut off a pandemic-era food support program that 20 percent of Californians still need.

The COVID-era dive into European-style social democracy helped a lot of people—but now that’s all over.

State program has run so low on money that applications have been delayed for two years or more.

A year after COVID-era eviction ban ended, renters face losing their homes at soaring rates.