COVID-19 by the numbers
A snapshot of key COVID-19 statistics, updated Mondays (excluding holidays) by 6 p.m.
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Vaccine passports in California? Answers to your questions
State officials said proof of vaccinations may be required at some large events.
In brief
Berkeley, Bay Area health officers recommend mask use indoors amid rising COVID-19 cases
The mask recommendation applies to both vaccinated and unvaccinated residents in an effort to prevent COVID-19 virus spread among all groups.
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East Bay restaurants offering curbside, no-contact pickup or in-house delivery
Local restaurants where you can get food during the shelter-in-place order.
How East Bay grocery stores are responding to COVID-19
As the pandemic continues, markets have been addressing new challenges to keep stores stocked, while maintaining safety for its customers and workers.
East Bay markets, restaurants and specialty shops that offer grocery delivery
When buying groceries in person is too risky, try these home delivery services.
Where to get free and low-cost food during the coronavirus crisis
A food resource guide for the East Bay’s vulnerable communities in need, including elderly, immunocompromised and food-insecure individuals, children and families, health care and essential food workers.
East Bay restaurants offering pantry supplies
As dine-in service is currently on hold and supermarkets shelves are often depleted of the basics, these restaurants have started selling grocery and pantry items along with their regular food menus.
In brief
Walk-in sites are available for COVID-19 vaccines in Berkeley
Berkeley is offering multiple walk-in COVID-19 vaccination sites for youth and adults to get their shots, in addition to pharmacies and other healthcare providers that have supply.
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.
āIām fully vaccinated. Now what?ā
From outdoor dining to visiting loved ones, we heard from experts about how people should navigate their newfound immunity.
