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Pharmacist attempted to spoil COVID-19 vaccine doses

57 possibly-compromised doses were given to patients before the hospital was aware of Brandenburg’s tampering.

Jack Neth, Staff Writer — January 27, 2021

Republican Congress members unsuccessfully vote against presidential election results

A graph to visualize the results of the Congress vote.

Keegan Balster and Zachary Kinder — January 26, 2021

Intensive Care Unit capacity declines as COVID-19 cases rise

Samantha Kosman, Staff Writer — January 24, 2021

Source Zero provides many with a path to living sustainably

Eco-friendly products like these line the walls in The Source Zero.

Marrisa Chow and Sophie Gurdus — January 22, 2021

Local activism adapts to the pandemic

In response to safety measures surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, local activist groups find socially distant ways to continue their fight for equality.

Chesney Evert, Staff Writer — January 22, 2021

NASA attempts to overcome challenges brought by the pandemic

Engineers work through a pandemic to continue testing the VIPER rover at NASA's Ames Roverscape.

Kenzo Peraire, Staff Writer — January 21, 2021

Girl Scouts prepares for online cookie sales

Many potential customers wondered if the Girl Scouts would sell cookies this year due to the pandemic. However, the Girl Scouts found a way to keep selling cookies by moving their sales online.

Allison Raisner, Staff Writer — January 21, 2021

Habitat for Humanity expands affordable housing in Redwood City

Located in downtown Redwood City, these new Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco (Habitat GSF) homes will soon be open to homeowners with a lower income.

Grace Wu, Staff Writer — January 19, 2021

A dark day for democracy: Insurrection at the Capitol

Hudson Fox, Staff Writer — January 19, 2021

Inequities in the education system

The success of a school and its students can often depend on the amount of funds a school is able to secure.

Andrew Tolu, Staff Writer — January 18, 2021

Opinion: We must keep fighting for justice in post-election America

Protests are used as a powerful tool to fight for social justice.

Isabelle Nunes, Staff Writer — January 15, 2021

Vaccine availability begins in Bay Area

Julie Mammad, a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator gets her first round of the Pfizer vaccine in hopes of keeping her residents safer.

Ayla Azizalili, Staff Writer — January 15, 2021

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