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Amid mounting pressure from advocates and lawmakers, the crisis prompted Gov. Gavin Newsom to announce the release around 8,000 prisoners in California in an effort to save lives. The release includes people who were scheduled to be freed soon and people at high risk of complications if they contract the virus. The releases will happen on a rolling basis beginning in August. … [Read more...] about Two more San Quentin prisoners die from COVID-19

3:10 p.m. Pelosi scolds Trump for ‘messing with’ children’s health: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday accused President Trump of “messing with” children’s health and said federal guidelines cautioning on reopening schools during pandemic should be mandatory. The San Francisco Democrat referenced the CDC guidelines that highlight the health risks of reopening schools. “Going back to school presents the biggest risk for the spread of the coronavirus,” Pelosi said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “If there are CDC guidelines, they should be requirements.” Trump has threatened to financially punish school districts that don’t open for in-person teaching. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus live updates: As state monitoring list swells, only two Bay Area counties are not on it

“I think I’ve shared over last couple of days that we don’t expect pitchers built up to take down 100 pitches or six, seven innings,” Kapler said. “We think it makes sense to keep building volume. That volume, even though we’re getting a little closer, can still come in one day. When we get a little closer, we’re going to have to spread them out.” … [Read more...] about Giants newcomers Drew Smyly, Kevin Gausman outstanding in reined-in intrasquad stints

Indeed. Unemployment, which was 3.9% in February, the lowest on record, shot up to 16.3% by May, compared with 13.3% nationwide. Container traffic at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach is down about one-third from a year ago, while many beaches and attractions like Disneyland were closed on July Fourth and are delaying their reopening plans. Most dispiriting is the sense that even after politicians made tough calls that Californians largely supported, the economy seems no better off. … [Read more...] about California, After Riding a Boom, Braces for Hard Times

Field notes: Sunday’s 5 ½-inning simulated game was the A’s most extensive yet, and aspects of baseball’s attempt to restart amid the coronavirus pandemic were evident. An umpire wore blue gloves behind home plate. Franklin Barreto wore a mask playing shortstop. Music blared through the empty Coliseum. … [Read more...] about A’s hitting ‘starting to come around’ after layoff