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Several Upstate school districts had concern with their vaccine plans for teachers Now school districts say they have much more confidence in their vaccine plans Share Updated: 7:48 PM EDT Mar 16, 2021 Now school districts say they have much more confidence in their vaccine plans Share Updated: 7:48 PM EDT Mar 16, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript WERE POSITIVE WYFF NEWS FOR INVESTIGATES RECEIVE DATA THAT SHOWED SEVERAL UPSTATE SCHOOL DISTRICTS WERE CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR VACCINE PLANTS FOR TEACHERS OUR NOLAN BLAIR JOINS US LIVE. HE IS IN SPARTANBURG TO EXPL...

The MTA has a ‘doomsday’ plan if it doesn’t get more federal money. Why doesn’t NJ Transit? Updated Dec 21, 2020; Transit agencies across the nation, including those in New York and Philadelphia, are warning of serious service cuts and reduction in major projects if more federal coronavirus aid fails to materialize to make up for revenue shortfalls caused by the coronavirus. New York MTA officials called it a “doomsday plan” of service cuts and employee layoffs. SEPTA officials warned of similar reductions without a second round of federal COVID-19 aid. Port Authority officials s...

NJ Transit is conducting its third COVID-19 survey. Here’s why taking it matters. Updated Dec 19, 2020; Since the coronavirus pandemic, NJ Transit commuters have filled out two surveys about their travel patterns. Now, the agency is turning to its travelers for a third time, asking them to take a survey that NJ Transit can use to plan its service. The results of the last two surveys show why taking it matters, experts said. The latest survey builds on two previous ones that have been undertaken to let NJ Transit officials plan bus, rail and light rail service and to measure how the agency ...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Katie Davidson helps feed cattle at the Brazelton Ranch following the recent LNU Lightning Complex Fire. In 2018, the ranch received an easement grant through the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program, about $2 million, to purchase 280 acres that brought the four-generation ranch back to its original footprint. (Robinson Kuntz/Daily Republic file) Report: Covid-19 could slow climate-investment progress CalCAN highlights Middle Green Valley Specific Plan FAIRFIELD — More than 10,000 affordable housing units have been funded and 100,000 acres of agri...

Healthfirst To Address Food Insecurity Through Holiday Donations Donations to World Central Kitchen's Restaurants for the People, Feeding Westchester, and The Health and Welfare Council of Long Island Will Support more than 200,000 People Residing in Healthfirst Member Communities News provided by Share this article NEW YORK, Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --  Healthfirst, one of the nation's largest not-for-profit health insurers, is committed to reducing health disparities across its membership and member communities through the work it does every day. This holiday season, the company will als...