Amy Sisson News Today

The Norfolk Airport Authority Board of Directors met on Monday night in its regularly scheduled session to address a number of issues.

Norfolk City Council members voted to amend a proposed resolution that would have increased the Norfolk Airport Authority’s property tax levy from 3.4% to 3.6% at their meeting Monday night.

The Panther Pantry at East Side Elementary officially wrapped up its first year of service to children and their families in the community.

To the UC Davis Community: I hope you are all doing well as we reach the end of finals week and the fall quarter. It’s a busy time when many of us can use some extra support, especially our students. Earlier this week, I lent a hand serving Moonlight Breakfast, our traditional, nourishing study break. Thanks to Dining Services for preparing the food, the ASUCD Coffee House for hosting — and the approximately 2,000 students who turned out.

Both Sacramento and Yolo counties are seeing the most significant spike in COVID cases since the prior record-setting case amounts this past January.

Sacramento City Council is scheduled to vote March 1 to continue holding virtual meetings at least for another month, despite California easing many of its pandemic restrictions.

Some teachers at Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley stayed home on Thursday to protest a decision by their school board to make masks optional, resulting in the school closing for the day, EdSource reports.

At this point in the pandemic, it’s clear that COVID-19 vaccines plus boosters alone aren’t going to completely stop the coronavirus, or provide long-term enough protection from infections.

A new bill would require California school districts to create COVID-19 testing plans for students and staff in case of future outbreaks.

Leaving the Winter Olympics brings one full circle with a final early morning visit to an eerily empty Beijing airport, according to the Associated Press.