Trump says Americans can expect another round of coronavirus stimulus payments
Speaking at the White House during an interview, President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Americans can look forward to another round of stimulus checks before the end of the year.
Speaking at the White House during an interview, President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Americans can look forward to another round of stimulus checks before the end of the year.
Unemployment claims fall to 881,000 but layoffs remain elevated
The number of laid-off Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell to roughly 880,000 last week.
The number of laid-off Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell to roughly 880,000 last week.
FEMA says it will no longer pay for face masks, other PPE for schools
Basic emergency supplies that schools, public housing, and courthouses rely on for COVID-19 prevention will no longer be covered by FEMA under an updated policy, according to the agency.
Basic emergency supplies that schools, public housing, and courthouses rely on for COVID-19 prevention will no longer be covered by FEMA under an updated policy, according to the agency.
San Francisco police gyms have remained open during pandemic shutdowns
San Francisco police gyms have stayed open throughout the coronavirus pandemic, while indoor fitness centers around the city remain closed.
San Francisco police gyms have stayed open throughout the coronavirus pandemic, while indoor fitness centers around the city remain closed.
Pelosi’s stylist disputes salon owner’s claims it was not a 'setup'
Pelosi took responsibility for how the incident played out but claims she was told beforehand the salon could accommodate one client at a time — indoors.
Pelosi took responsibility for how the incident played out but claims she was told beforehand the salon could accommodate one client at a time — indoors.
San Jose card rooms prepare to reopen in outdoor tents
The city depends heavily on the millions of dollars in tax revenue from the card rooms.
The city depends heavily on the millions of dollars in tax revenue from the card rooms.
Casino M8trix prepares to reopen in outdoor tents
Jesse Gary reports.
Jesse Gary reports.
SFMTA announces Muni light rail system won't reopen until next year
Electrical splices failed last week, causing a system-wide meltdown.
Electrical splices failed last week, causing a system-wide meltdown.
Officials urge caution over Labor Day weekend celebrations
Labor Day brings to mind summer parties, barbecues with friends and family. But, this year health experts are asking people to tone it down, and follow the public health guidelines.
Labor Day brings to mind summer parties, barbecues with friends and family. But, this year health experts are asking people to tone it down, and follow the public health guidelines.
Newsom reveals new state website for tenants and landlords impacted by the pandemic
Newsom said the website was launched in relation to a housing relief bill he signed Monday which halts evictions and foreclosures until February 2021.
Newsom said the website was launched in relation to a housing relief bill he signed Monday which halts evictions and foreclosures until February 2021.
‘The Rock’ urges people to ‘stay disciplined’ after he and his family test positive for COVID-19
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson announced on his Instagram Wednesday that he and his entire family tested positive for COVID-19, despite strictly following health guidelines amid the pandemic.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson announced on his Instagram Wednesday that he and his entire family tested positive for COVID-19, despite strictly following health guidelines amid the pandemic.
Gilroy postal worker fired after family member dies of coronavirus
The former employee tells KTVU she wants her job back but would prefer to be transferred to another location out of fear of retaliation.
The former employee tells KTVU she wants her job back but would prefer to be transferred to another location out of fear of retaliation.
United Airlines layoffs to start next month
These job losses could rise even further as the virus keeps most people frightened and grounded.
These job losses could rise even further as the virus keeps most people frightened and grounded.
Governor updates state coronavirus numbers
Cristina Rendon reports.
Cristina Rendon reports.
Pacifica beaches, parkings lots to close over Labor Day holiday weekend
The city says the beach closures are warranted, "for health and safety during this increasing coronavirus pandemic."
The city says the beach closures are warranted, "for health and safety during this increasing coronavirus pandemic."
Health officials worry nation not ready for COVID-19 vaccine
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told health departments across the country to draft vaccination plans by Oct. 1.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told health departments across the country to draft vaccination plans by Oct. 1.
COVID-19 indicators trending down in recent weeks
As of Wednesday, 712,052 coronavirus cases have been confirmed across the state, including 13,163 deaths.
As of Wednesday, 712,052 coronavirus cases have been confirmed across the state, including 13,163 deaths.
Teaching pods and micro schooling are the new educational techniques during the COVID-19 pandemic
KTVU's Frank Mallicoat spoke with Allen Koh, CEO of Cardinal Education during Mornings on Two on Sunday, August 30, 2020
KTVU's Frank Mallicoat spoke with Allen Koh, CEO of Cardinal Education during Mornings on Two on Sunday, August 30, 2020
Food truck park in San Francisco becomes outdoor barber collective
It's a barber collective setting up shop in SoMa StrEat Food Park, a venue for food truck vendors.
It's a barber collective setting up shop in SoMa StrEat Food Park, a venue for food truck vendors.
Santa Clara pastor vows to keep holding indoor church service despite $52K in fines
North Valley Baptist church had already been hit with $15,000 in fines for two church services held on Aug. 23 then one on Aug. 26, according to the East Bay Times reports.
North Valley Baptist church had already been hit with $15,000 in fines for two church services held on Aug. 23 then one on Aug. 26, according to the East Bay Times reports.




















