CA grocery stores implement special hours for vulnerable customers

Grocery stores in California have implemented special hours for people deemed to be more vulnerable to COVID-19, colloquially known as the coronavirus. On March 17, Whole Foods Market announced that it will be opening one hour early to service customers ages 60 and above. Those above the age of 65 have been identified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to be among the most vulnerable to COVID-19, according to its website.

CA State Assembly District 15 voting count comes to a close

As of press time, Buffy Wicks, the Democratic incumbent, currently takes the lead with 83.9% of the votes, while Republican candidate Jeanne Solnordal has 8% and independent candidate Sara Brink has 8.1%. Wicks said she is honored to receive such a large percentage of the vote and plans to continue fighting for East Bay families on critical issues they face if she is re-elected.

Regents’ Overnight Host Program

Regents’ Overnight Host Program Sep 2019 – Sep 2021 The Regents Overnight Host Program is UC Berkeley’s premier recruitment initiative for prospective Regents and Chancellor’s Scholars, serving as a critical enrollment touchpoint that welcomes 500+ high-achieving admitted students annually. The program coordinates housing placements, host pairings, meal arrangements, campus tours, and entertainment programming across multiple …

Gordon Rausser donates $50M to UC Berkeley’s College of Natural Resources

ASUC Senator Sylvia Targ was surprised at the sudden change in the college’s name, adding that it felt like an overnight occurrence with little student awareness. “There has been little to no consultation, that I am aware of, to anyone who goes to the College of Natural Resources on this gift,” Targ alleged. “I don’t understand how they plan to have this money support students if they are not even willing to talk to us.”

Saddle and Bridle Magazine | Editor and Representative

August 2017 – July 2019​ |
As the youngest editor and representative in Saddle and Bridle’s history, I pioneered the shift from description based articles to a feature focused model of reporting across 12+ annual horse shows. At each show, I tracked results, photographed the events, and networked with owners, exhibitors, and trainers to sell advertisement space and understand the stories behind those competing. Ultimately, this shift to feature articles, alongside the competition results and photojournalism, led to an increase in readership and advertisement sales.