With many Bay Area residents pondering how the drive-thru experience at a mass vaccination site will proceed, we take you through it from both sides of the needle. By Joseph Paiz, CONTRIBUTOR OAKLAND,...

Photo Essay By Pablo Villasenor, CONTRIBUTOR Alameda, CA -- Every Saturday from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. on 1445 Webster Street, there is an outdoor market open to the public featuring over 20 local artists...

Photo Essay By Arlie Sarnicola, CONTRIBUTOR Oakland, CA -- The Pioneer Online attended the Cesar Chavez Day of Service event at Oakland’s DeFremery Park, put on by Higher Ground. The Pioneer Online...

By Mary Katreeb, STAFF WRITER TRIGGER WARNING Senate Bill 331 is an act to limit the terms that workplaces can include when having employees sign non-disclosure agreements. Non-disclosure agreements...

Photo Essay By Yesenia Gonzalez, CONTRIBUTOR I decided to capture the Oakland Coliseum vaccination site. There is always anxiety on the day. It is vital to let the public know how easy and fast it is...

Photo Essay By Tamika Huley, CONTRIBUTOR During dire times as these are, the pandemic and peoples' inability to work have them looking for other sources of income more often. “Yes, we’re more busy,”...

Photo Essay By Arlie Sarnicola, CONTRIBUTOR For this project, I wanted to seek out local mutual aid organizations and their work in the community for the houseless. This is mainly because the pandemic...

By Scarlet Schwenk, POLITICAL EDITOR A recent surge in hate crimes rooted in xenophobia is on a steep incline, especially in the Bay Area. At the beginning of February, a 64-year-old grandmother was...

By Scarlet Schwenk, POLITICAL EDITOR As COVID-19 continues to surge, making California the hotspot of the United States, unemployment within the state reached a peak of nine percent as of Jan. 22. The...

By Monet Troche, MANAGING EDITOR On Jan. 25, The City of Hayward announces a memorial in honor of the individuals who have lost their lives in Hayward due to the virus throughout the first year of the...