The state finally (sort of) explains how our COVID reports got borked and (sort of) announces a fix. It's a light news day, but we've got the music to get you into the weekend frame of mind.

The state's COVID numbers are STILL messed up, and counties are getting ticked off. We'll go over the reasons (we think) and how it's really making life hell for the public health departments.

Our COVID number feed from the state is still jacked up, but we've got what the county is reporting as accurate for the day. We also answer the question: Okay, so I tested positive; now what?

We're back after a couple days off, and we missed you! We've got COVID numbers as well as news from around Richmond, including PSPS resources coming to the city as well as info about the schools schedule this year.

We made it to August. Yes, that's a bummer, but it's also an accomplishment. Who would have known we'd be able to upend our lives like this into August — and look great doing it! We have engerizing music to get you through your weekend and information on our COVID numbers, because knowlege is power.

It's the last day of July, and who would have known a few months ago we'd still be inside, still distancing, still masked. But our efforts are showing in our numbers.

Remember how awful our numbers looked yesterday? Well, CCHS says "Psyche!" There's a glitch. It's not as bad, but there's still a lot of information out there you need to keep knowlegable about COVID in the neighborhood.

Another day, another batch of numbers. And now we have better details on what's going on in Richmond, thanks to more detailed information from Contra Costa Health Services. And we have opportunities for young people this summer to fight COVID and earn a stipend.

Law enforcement has a new anti-COVID tool as of this afternoon. We'll recap the Board of Supervisors new ordnance passed today that will let citations be written to businesses and individuals for not wearing masks.

Contra Costa has now officially been on the state's watchlist longer than any other county. Yay, us? But the Board of Supervisors is looking to change that. Will mask and distancing fines be in your future?