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March 10, 2021 BlackJack3D/iStock Marin County could be heading into the less-restrictive orange tier on the state’s coronavirus tier list. County public health officer Dr. Matt Willis told supervisors yesterday that Marin could move into that tier as soon as March 23rd. The orange tier would mean that some businesses can increase indoor capacity to 50%, while other businesses can move from outdoor only to indoor with 10-25% capacity. Quick Links

Skip to main content Newsom agrees to negotiate after lawmakers complain Bay Area is bypassed in plan to vaccinate poorest Californians FacebookTwitterEmail Devi Kamala, a Fremont local, waves hello to a caregiver at On Lok Pace Senior Center on her way to recieve her COVID-19 vaccine on Janurary 28, 2021.Nina Riggio / Special to The Chronicle Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office is negotiating changes to a new state plan for inoculating the poorest Californians after local lawmakers complained that it bypassed the Bay Area, legislators involved in the discussions said. The state’s vaccine distribu...

These counties can reopen indoor dining.

The Bay Area migration has turned the Central Valley into a suddenly hot housing market FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 Ava Bourdon, 11, enjoys a popsicle with brother Marc, 5, as they wait for a life vest at a boat dock connected to their backyard at the planned community at River Islands in Lathrop.Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of11 Bing Banaag looks at a pile of unpacked belongings in the garage of her home at the planned community at River Islands in Lathrop. The Banaag family moved from Hercules to Lathrop in February.Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of11 Shella...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Only 2% of people in prioritized ZIP codes live in the Bay Area under California's vaccine equity plan FacebookTwitterEmail Devi Kamala, a Fremont local, waves hello to a caregiver at On Lok Pace Senior Center on her way to recieve her COVID-19 vaccine on Janurary 28, 2021.Nina Riggio / Special to The Chronicle Bay Area residents make up just 2% of the roughly 10 million people living in ZIP codes slated to receive additional coronavirus vaccines under a new state plan announced this week, even though the nine-county region accounts for 20% of the state�...