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Tolling begins on new express lanes of the 101 freeway in San Mateo County

US Highway 101 in San Mateo County
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By Bay City News.

Tolling began Friday morning on the new express lanes on U.S. 101 in San Mateo County between South San Francisco and Sunnyvale.

The new lanes will operate on Highway 101 Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. between Interstate 380 in South San Francisco and North Mathilda Avenue in Sunnyvale.

Solo drivers wishing to use the express lane must have a standard FasTrak or FasTrak Flex toll tag, while carpool users and motorcycles must have the FasTrak Flex toll tag in the appropriate position to receive discounted travel.

Los carriles, construidos por Caltrans en colaboración con la Autoridad de Transporte del Condado de San Mateo y la Asociación de Gobiernos de la Ciudad/Condado del Condado de San Mateo, están destinados a fomentar el uso compartido de vehículos o el uso del transporte público, así como mejorar los tiempos de viaje y reducir la congestión en la carretera.

Se pueden encontrar más detalles sobre el proyecto en el sitio web https://smcexpresslanes.org/.

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US-China tensions spark new wave of xenophobia AAPI

By Sunita Sohrabji. Ethnic Media Services.

La representante Judy Chu, demócrata de California, y Dominic Ng, designado por el presidente Joe Biden como presidente de la Cooperación Económica Asia-Pacífico ‒APEC‒, han sido acusados ​​de tener vínculos con el Partido Comunista Chino y de ser antipatrióticos.

US-China tensions spark new wave of xenophobia AAPI
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A los líderes de la comunidad de AAPI les preocupa que las tensiones entre Estados Unidos y China, que se han aumentado en las últimas semanas por las acusaciones de espionaje chino, haya provocado una nueva ola de xenofobia a medida que políticos asiático-estadounidenses de alto rango se convierten en blanco de ataques republicanos.

La representante Judy Chu, la primera mujer chino-estadounidense elegida para el Congreso, es acusada de ser «antipatriótica» por el representante Lance Gooden, republicano por Texas, debido a su apoyo a Dominic Ng, designado por el presidente Joe Biden como presidente de Asia- Cooperación Económica del Pacífico ‒APEC‒. Gooden y otros cinco republicanos de la Cámara acusan a Ng de tener vínculos con el Partido Comunista Chino.

Chu, una demócrata de California, es la presidenta del Caucus Americano del Pacífico Asiático del Congreso ‒CAPAC‒ y quizás uno de los miembros de la AAPI más conocidos de la Cámara. Californiana de segunda generación y nativa de Los Ángeles, también es hija de un veterano de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

«Pura Bufonería»

«Esto es absolutamente alarmante, pero no sorprendente, dadas las partes involucradas», dijo John C. Yang, presidente y director ejecutivo de Asian Americans Advancing Justice-AAJC, a Ethnic Media Services. «Gooden ha cuestionado el patriotismo de Chu, que es repulsivo, censurable e imperdonable».

«La congresista Chu es una verdadera patriota. Cualquier acusación de ser comunista es pura bufonería», dijo Yang.

«Sugerir que Dominic Ng es de alguna manera un espía es ridículo y va en contra de la decencia común», agregó.

Yang señaló que cada vez que China entra en la conversación nacional como adversario, hay un aumento palpable en los ataques racistas. «Tenemos diferencias geopolíticas con China, pero también una guerra caliente con Rusia, pero nadie está perfilando a los estadounidenses de origen ruso».

La Casa Blanca debería emitir una declaración sobre cómo los estadounidenses de origen chino han contribuido al bienestar de la nación, sugirió Yang.

«Aumentando la xenofobia»

Manjuusha Kulkarni, directora ejecutiva de AAPI Equity Alliance y cofundadora de Stop AAPI Hate, dijo a EMS que estaba muy desanimada por los ataques contra Chu y Ng. «Los ciudadanos respetables que son líderes en nuestra comunidad están siendo atacados solo por su origen étnico», dijo, y agregó que no le sorprendería ver un aumento en los delitos de odio contra la comunidad AAPI. «Estamos intensificando la xenofobia una vez más», dijo.

«Los estadounidenses de origen chino no son responsables de los globos espía y no hay evidencia de que estén participando en actividades peligrosas. Muchos inmigrantes chinos están en contra del PCCh, y puede ser por eso que emigraron: para buscar una nueva vida y una forma de gobierno diferente».

Kulkarni dijo que está alarmada por la cantidad de proyectos de ley en las legislaturas estatales de todo el país que parecen estar alimentados por la xenofobia. De particular preocupación para ella es la SB 147 de Texas, que, en su forma original, habría prohibido a los ciudadanos chinos comprar casas en el estado. El proyecto de ley ha sido modificado, después de una andanada de preocupaciones sobre el racismo.

Lealtad y competencia de Chu en cuestión

En una entrevista con Jesse Waters de Fox News el 22 de febrero, Gooden declaró que Ng tenía vínculos con el Partido Comunista Chino. Continuó diciendo que Chu debería ser investigado, junto con Ng.

«Cuestiono su lealtad y competencia», dijo Gooden. «Si ella no se da cuenta de lo que está pasando, entonces está totalmente fuera de contacto con uno de sus electores principales».

Gooden continuó diciendo: «Estoy realmente decepcionado y sorprendido de que alguien como Judy Chu tenga una autorización de seguridad y derecho a sesiones informativas confidenciales de inteligencia hasta que esto se resuelva». Pidió que la congresista fuera relevada de sus asignaciones en el comité.

«La lealtad no debe ser cuestionada»

Los demócratas y el republicano Mike Gallagher, republicano de Wisconsin, quien copreside el nuevo Comité Selecto de la Cámara sobre China junto con el demócrata Raja Krishnamoorthi de Illinois, denunciaron de inmediato las declaraciones de Gooden, diciendo que eran racistas. Gallagher y Krishnamoorthi aparecieron en Face The Nation con Margaret Brennan el 26 de febrero y condenaron el ataque a Chu.

«Desafortunadamente, uno de mis colegas atacó a Judy Chu, la primera congresista estadounidense de origen chino en el Congreso de los Estados Unidos, diciendo que de alguna manera no es leal a los Estados Unidos. Yo mismo lo encuentro ofensivo como asiático-estadounidense», dijo Krishnamoorthi.

Gallagher estuvo de acuerdo. «Bueno, déjame decirte que no debemos cuestionar la lealtad de nadie a los Estados Unidos. Creo que eso está fuera de los límites. Está más allá de los límites», subrayó.

FBI letter

El 15 de febrero, Gooden y cinco miembros republicanos del Congreso enviaron una carta al director del FBI, Christopher Wray, alegando los vínculos de Ng con el PCCh y pidiendo una investigación. La carta decía que entre 2013 y 2017, Ng se desempeñó como director ejecutivo de la Asociación de Intercambio en el Extranjero de China, que es una organización de fachada para el Departamento de Trabajo del Frente Unido, un servicio de inteligencia chino cuya misión es servir de enlace con los partidos políticos extranjeros, influir en las operaciones, y recopilar inteligencia.

Posteriormente, COEA se fusionó con la Asociación de Amistad de China en el Extranjero, que «siguió siendo un grupo de fachada para UFWD cuando el Sr. Ng comenzó un mandato de 5 años como director ejecutivo de COFA en 2019», declararon los miembros del Congreso en la carta.

«Organizaciones como el UFWD y sus grupos afiliados juegan un papel cada vez más importante en la política exterior china y permiten que actores políticos como el Sr. Ng ganen influencia en instituciones estadounidenses sensibles para defender los intereses de la China comunista. Esta táctica es empleada regularmente por el PCCh para infiltrarse en los gobiernos e influir en las políticas para obtener resultados orientados al PCCh», escribieron. «La Administración Biden ha permitido que el PCCh se infiltre en el sector de terceros y, en consecuencia, en los líderes políticos que tienen relaciones existentes con estos grupos y están al tanto de la inteligencia de EE. UU. No se pueden tolerar nuevas invasiones».

The letter was signed by Gooden and Reps. Tom Tiffany, R-Minnesota, R-Florida, Ben Cline, R-Virginia, Doug La Malfa, R-California, and Keith Self, R-Pennsylvania.

This publication was supported in whole or part by funding provided by the State of California, administered by the California State Library.

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Hyundai and KIA car theft on the rise in Berkeley

Hyundai and KIA car theft on the rise in Berkeley
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Since December 2022, there has been a noticeable trend of Hyundai and KIA car theft throughout the city of Berkeley, the Local Police Department.

"We believe the increase may be due in part to a social media challenge that encourages theft," authorities said.

In a statement, the Berkeley Police Department said that since December, Hyundai and KIA vehicles have accounted for 38 percent of the total number of cars stolen in Berkeley. 

However, the thefts not only include new models of both brands, but also those not equipped with an engine immobilizer.

According to a press release from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Hyundai and KIA have developed anti-theft software for vehicles lacking an immobilizer that can be provided free of charge.

Authorities have therefore encouraged owners of vehicles from South Korean brands to contact KIA or Hyundai dealerships to obtain their latest anti-theft software and consider using a steering wheel lock for their parked vehicle.

If you are unable to park in a garage, remember to find a well-lit, busy place to park your vehicle, and if you see someone who appears to be trying to steal a vehicle, report it as soon as possible.

Also, when you return to your vehicle, place your belongings so that you can quickly enter your vehicle, lock the door, and leave. Remain alert and aware of your surroundings.

If you meet someone for a trade, consider trading in a safe place or in a well-lit and well-trafficked place, if you see anything suspicious don't hesitate to report it.

And if you do become a victim of car theft, report the crime as soon as possible. You may also want to consider adding a way to track your vehicle, such as a LoJack-style system or an Airtag-style device hidden inside the vehicle.

In 2022, there were 15 reported carjackings in total. And so far this year, the Berkeley Police Department said it has had 6 reported vehicle thefts.

Most of the carjackings have occurred in the evening or early morning. In most cases, the people who have been kidnapped have been threatened with knives or guns.

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California extends deadline to file taxes for those affected by winter storms

Tax filing in California
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El estado ha extendido las fechas de vencimiento de pago y presentación de impuestos en California hasta el 16 de octubre de 2023 para los californianos afectados por las tormentas de invierno registradas en diciembre y enero.

Así, los residentes y negocios en los condados de Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, El Dorado, Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Inyo, Kings, Lake, Los Ángeles, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, Merced, Mono, Monterey, Napa, Nevada, Orange, Placer, Riverside, Sacramento y San Benito, tendrán una extensión para presentar sus impuestos.

Also, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Francisco, San Joaquin, San Luis Obispo, San Mateo, Santa Barbara, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Siskiyou, and Solano.

En tanto, los condados de Sonoma, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Tulare, Tuolumne, Ventura, Yolo y Yuba que han sido afectados por severas tormentas invernales, inundaciones, deslizamientos de tierra y lodo son elegibles para la desgravación fiscal.

«A medida que las comunidades de todo el estado continúan recuperándose del daño causado por las tormentas de invierno, California está trabajando rápidamente para ayudar a los californianos en recuperación a recuperarse», señaló el gobernador Gavin Newsom. 

Con esta acción, el estado se alinea con la Administración Biden y extendiende el plazo de presentación de impuestos además de la desgravación fiscal anunciada a principios de este año.

En febrero, Newsom anunció una desgravación fiscal para las personas afectadas por las tormentas de invierno, dándoles la posibilidad de reclamar una deducción por pérdidas por desastres y extendiendo ciertos plazos de presentación.

Cabe destacar que este alivio se aplica a los plazos que caen a partir del 8 de enero y antes del 16 de octubre de 2023, incluidas las declaraciones de impuestos sobre la renta de personas físicas de 2022 que vencen el 18 de abril y los pagos trimestrales de impuestos estimados, que generalmente vencen el 17 de enero de 2023 y el 18 de abril de 2023. 

Such payments were previously extended through May 15, 2023 for those affected by winter storms.

El IRS anunció alivio de impuestos para los californianos afectados por estas tormentas de invierno. Los contribuyentes afectados por estas tormentas califican para una prórroga hasta el 16 de octubre de 2023 para presentar declaraciones de impuestos individuales y comerciales y realizar ciertos pagos de impuestos. 

This includes individuals whose tax returns and payments are due on April 18, 2023; quarterly estimated tax payments due January 17, 2023, April 18, 2023, June 15, 2023, and September 15, 2023; business entities whose tax returns are normally due on March 15 and April 18; PTE elective tax payments due June 15, 2023.

Sin embargo, los contribuyentes afectados por un desastre declarado por el presidente pueden reclamar una deducción por una pérdida por desastre al presentar una declaración de impuestos del año fiscal 2022 original o enmendada.

Al presentar su declaración, los contribuyentes deben escribir el nombre del desastre con tinta azul o negra en la parte superior de su declaración de impuestos para alertar a FTB. 

Si presenta la declaración electrónicamente, los contribuyentes deben seguir las instrucciones del software para ingresar la información del desastre. Si un contribuyente recibe un aviso de multa por pago o presentación tardía relacionado con el período de aplazamiento, debe llamar al número que figura en el aviso para que se reduzca la multa.

Para conocer mayor información e instrucciones para Pérdida por desastre y cómo reclamar una deducción de impuestos estatales pueden acceder al sitio https://www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/misc/1034.pdf.

Las víctimas de desastres pueden recibir copias gratuitas de sus declaraciones estatales para reemplazar las perdidas o dañadas. Para hacerlo, deben usar el form FTB 3516 and write the name of the disaster in blue or black ink at the top of the application.

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College Corps, the initiative that offers the opportunity to win 10 thousand dollars to university students

First generation of #CaliforniansForAll scholarship recipients sworn in
Photo: California Governor's Office.

Last October, the governor of California, Gavin Newsom, swore in the first class of the university's #CaliforniansForAll Scholars, comprised of more than 3,200 students who have committed to serving communities across the state while earning money to pay for college. 

Joined by Chief Services Officer Josh Fryday and higher education leaders, Governor Newsom said, “#CaliforniansForAll demonstrates that you don’t have to be something to do something.” 

“Leadership can be found anywhere, and this program creates a new pathway for students of all backgrounds to make a real impact in our communities while earning money for college. I am honored and proud to join these young leaders today and look forward to what they will accomplish on this journey,” Newsom said. 

This first-of-its-kind initiative gives college students from 46 California colleges and universities the opportunity to earn $10,000 for committing to a year of service focused on three key issue areas for the state: K-12 education, climate action, and food insecurity. 

Photo: California Governor's Office.

“In California, if you are willing to serve your community and give back in a meaningful way, we will help you pay for college. This is a win-win – helping pay for college, gaining valuable work experience, and making a meaningful impact on the community,” said Josh Fryday, California’s director of services. 

In this first cohort, more than two-thirds of the grantees are Pell-eligible and 64 percent are first-generation college students. AB 540 CA Dream Act students are also eligible for college support through this program. 

Approximately 13,000 students over the next four years will participate in one year of service, equivalent to six million hours. 

College Corps Fellows will be placed in more than 600 community-based partner organizations across the state, with those focused on K-12 tutoring or mentoring public school students directly in the classrooms of school districts across the state, while others will support after-school programs run by nonprofit organizations. 

Fellows addressing food insecurity will be placed at numerous food banks, as well as staff food pantries on their own college campus; while fellows focused on climate action will plant trees, assist with wildfire mitigation work, and support a variety of environmental education and community outreach efforts. 

The #CaliforniansForAll University Corps is funded primarily through the California Comeback Plan and will support 3,250 students in the first year of this program.

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Deadline to apply for Disaster Unemployment Insurance in San Mateo County

Deadline to apply for Disaster Unemployment Insurance in San Mateo County
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This Thursday, March 2, 2023, is the deadline for San Mateo County residents who lost their jobs or businesses, or had their hours reduced due to the impacts of the severe storms that began in late December 2022. apply for Disaster Unemployment Insurance.

Benefits are available “to workers, business owners, and self-employed individuals who lost their jobs or businesses, or had their work hours reduced, due to impacts from the severe storms.” 

Benefits are offered to victims of a federally declared disaster and are available to individuals who meet certain criteria.

San Mateo County applicants must file applications for benefits by today unless the person has good cause for filing a late application. 

Disaster Unemployment Assistance applies to losses beginning the week of January 1, 2023 for claimants affected by the storms.

Interested parties can submit their application by phone from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.:

  • English: 1-800-300-5616
  • Spanish: 1-800-326-8937
  • Chinese (Cantonese): 1-800 -547-3506
  • Chinese (Mandarin): 1-866-303-0706
  • Korean: 1-844-660-0877 
  • Tagalog: 1-866-395-1513
  • Vietnamese: 1-800-547-2058

Disaster Recovery Center to Reduce Hours and Services Next Week Beginning Monday, March 6, the Disaster Recovery Center open at the Events Center for residents affected by the January storms will reduce hours due to decreased attendance.

On Monday, hours change to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The center will be closed on Sunday. At the end of the business day on Tuesday, March 7, Cal OES will discontinue state services.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA and the Small Business Administration (SBA) will remain on site from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Tuesday, March 14, when the site will close permanently.

The deadline to apply for FEMA assistance is March 16, 2023.

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Open call for community journalism workshop

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Península 360 Press abre la convocatoria para participar en el tercer taller de periodismo comunitario. En esta ocasión el taller se llevará a cabo en modalidad híbrida y tendrá una duración de 20 horas repartidas en distintos días de la semana.

Los participantes del taller desarrollarán habilidades periodísticas escriturales y fotográficas, las cuales se desarrollarán en tres módulos con temáticas distintas.

Los temas de dichos módulos son: Stop The Hate, medio ambiente y una historia de experiencia personal.

El resultado de cada módulo tendrá como objetivo el realizar una exposición del trabajo de cada uno de los asistentes.

This workshop is possible thanks to the support of Silicon Valley Community Foundation and Casa Circulo Cultural.

Dates you must know to take the community journalism workshop:

Start of the workshop in April.  

Días en que se imparte el taller: Lunes y miércoles (las dos primeras sesiones serán vía zoom 50 minutos).

Horario del taller: 6:30 pm (50 minutos por cada sesión).

Temas por módulos:

Módulo 1: Historias de Stop the Hate (dos primeras sesiones vía Zoom)

Módulo 2: Historias de medio ambiente (presencial)

Módulo 3: Crónica personal de no ficción (presencial)

Para más informes e inscripciones favor de enviar un mensaje de WhatsApp al teléfono: 650 207 9453

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San Mateo County seeks to provide new housing for farmworkers

San Mateo County seeks to provide new housing for farmworkers
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The Board of Supervisors of the the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors will seek a $5 million grant in state funds to help provide housing for local farmworkers.

The action was taken by unanimous decision of the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, with 5 votes in favor, to authorize staff to apply for support that would fund the purchase of manufactured homes, possibly in partnership with the City of Half Moon Bay.

These homes would be located in an as-yet-unidentified area of the coast. Local farmworkers, including families and people displaced by the January mass shooting, would be eligible to live in and purchase the homes.

“The Joe Serna grant program represents a tremendous opportunity for the county,” said Supervisor Dave Pine, chairman of the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors. “If state funding is awarded, we can begin to address the chronic housing shortage among our essential agricultural workforce.”

The County is also seeking funding from the Joe Serna, Jr. Farmworker Housing Grant Program, a competitive funding opportunity from the California Department of Housing and Community Development.

The state is expected to announce the grant recipients in June 2023. For now, the county is already working with the city of Half Moon Bay to identify potential sites.

The state grant program is designed to “assist low-income agricultural employees and their families become or remain homeowners.”

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Massage parlor owner arrested on suspicion of brothel in San Mateo

San Mateo massage parlor owner arrested on suspicion of brothel
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By Bay City News.

San Mateo police have arrested the owner of a San Mateo massage parlor on suspicion of prostitution and running a brothel, police said in a news release Tuesday.

Following previous incidents in which undercover officers sought massages and were offered sex in exchange for money, police served a search warrant Friday at the business, located in the 100 block of De Anza Boulevard.

Police determined that the owner, Liping Yao, 43, of San Jose, negotiated sexual acts for money and arrested her on suspicion of prostitution and brothel keeping.

La policía dijo que también proporcionaron recursos de trata de personas a Yao y a un empleado en el lugar.

Las autoridades recordaron que si son o conocen a alguien que es víctima de trata, puede acceder a sitios con herramientas que les ayude como a la Línea directa nacional contra la trata de personas: https://humantraffickinghotline.org/en ; and to the San Mateo County Human Trafficking Program: https://stophumantraffickingsmc.org/what-is-human-trafficking-2/.

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San Mateo County Board of Supervisors Ends State of Emergency Over COVID-19

San Mateo County Board of Supervisors Ended State of Emergency Over COVID-19
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By a unanimous vote, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors ended the COVID-19 state of emergency, aligning with the State of California, after Governor Gavin Newsom declared the end of the action that began on March 4, 2020.

“While today’s vote ends the emergency phase of the pandemic, it does not end the county’s ongoing and focused effort to combat COVID-19,” said Dave Pine, chairman of the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors.

In that regard, the local official detailed that the county will continue to work closely with community and religious organizations to educate residents about residual risks, vaccination recommendations, and programs to cushion economic impacts.

The County activated its Emergency Operations Center on March 2, 2020, following the discovery of local cases of COVID-19. On March 10, 2020, the Board ratified a local health emergency by the San Mateo County Health Officer and a local emergency proclamation due to the growing pandemic.

The local emergency declaration allowed the county to act quickly to limit the spread of the disease through a series of public health orders. 

The county was also able to build capacity in the health care system to treat the sick and protect the most vulnerable, and then shift focus to providing free vaccines, treatments and testing.

He also allocated local funds and federal aid packages to respond to the public health crisis and alleviate the economic consequences for employees and employers.

“This global event was tough on everyone, and while we didn’t come out unscathed, we did better than many other communities,” said Dr. Scott Morrow, county health officer. “This is thanks to you, the community, for your insightful, wise, and ‘concerned for your neighbor’ cooperation. And while this isn’t over yet, hopefully it will be a once-in-a-generation event.”

Today's vote ends the emergency phase of the pandemic, but not the ongoing effort to combat COVID-19.

The County will continue to work closely with community and faith-based organizations and additional partners to ensure that all residents, regardless of income, immigration status, or other potential barriers, are provided access to the County.

As for testing, County Health will continue to schedule local vaccination clinics for faith-based organizations and schools through March. At-home tests available at many stores and pharmacies are free or reimbursable for most people.

The federal government is offering free home testing kits to American households. For more information on when to get tested, visit the California COVID-19 website.

As for treatments, “medications to treat COVID-19 are free, widely available, and effective in preventing COVID-19 disease from getting worse,” according to the state.

Currently, the State of California provides information on: How to find treatment; data on the treatment of COVID-19; When to receive treatment; and more information on COVID-19 treatment.

If you are uninsured or the above options do not work, you can call 833-686-5051 to schedule a free phone or video appointment through California's COVID-19 telehealth service.

key figures

As of February 15, 2023, more than 730,000 county residents, or 94 percent of the population, have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Since the pandemic began, 749 people have died from COVID-19 in San Mateo County, according to state data.

Moving forward, County Health is retiring several COVID-19-related dashboards that focus primarily on case and testing data. 

The state provides San Mateo County case and test positivity data, which will continue to inform residents about local trends in the progression of COVID-19.

The new dashboards will improve the visualization of hospitalization and death trends to better represent what can be understood about the level of disease severity over time in San Mateo County.

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