Back to school in Oakland; there's still no deal between district and teachers over distance learning
The union says the biggest sticking points include having small targeted groups to give students who need extra help the attention they need and bringing in substitutes to co-teach classes and deal with technical problems.
The union says the biggest sticking points include having small targeted groups to give students who need extra help the attention they need and bringing in substitutes to co-teach classes and deal with technical problems.
Antonio Banderas reveals COVID-19 diagnosis on his 60th birthday, is 'confident' he'll recover soon
The actor noted that he's feeling “relatively well.”
The actor noted that he's feeling “relatively well.”
Police break up NJ house party with 300 guests
Police arrested the owner of a house in Howell where a party attended by about 300 people took place despite a state order banning indoor gatherings of more than 25 people due to coronavirus concerns.
Police arrested the owner of a house in Howell where a party attended by about 300 people took place despite a state order banning indoor gatherings of more than 25 people due to coronavirus concerns.
California's public health director abruptly resigns in midst of coronavirus pandemic
California’s top public health official has resigned, just days after the state announced a fix for a glitch that caused a lag in reporting coronavirus test results used to make decisions about reopening businesses and schools.
California’s top public health official has resigned, just days after the state announced a fix for a glitch that caused a lag in reporting coronavirus test results used to make decisions about reopening businesses and schools.
Son believes prison sergeant contracted COVID-19 during botched Chino-to-San Quentin transfer
At 55 years old, Gilbert Polanco was a San Jose native who had wanted to become a prison guard after passing San Quentin on a ferry ride in middle school.
At 55 years old, Gilbert Polanco was a San Jose native who had wanted to become a prison guard after passing San Quentin on a ferry ride in middle school.
California virus cases at 554K, firm helps enforce mask rule
There have been 10,293 COVID-19 deaths in California since the start of the pandemic, the department reported.
There have been 10,293 COVID-19 deaths in California since the start of the pandemic, the department reported.
San Quentin Prison inmate Pedro Arias is 25th prisoner to die from COVID-19
The Marin County coroner will determine the exact cause of death for the 58-year-old Arias, Corrections Department officials said in a statement.
The Marin County coroner will determine the exact cause of death for the 58-year-old Arias, Corrections Department officials said in a statement.
Santa Cruz County partners with UC Santa Cruz to expand COVID-19 testing capacity
The Molecular Diagnostic Lab is increasingly one of the most popular testing locations for local health organizations, according to county officials.
The Molecular Diagnostic Lab is increasingly one of the most popular testing locations for local health organizations, according to county officials.
UC Santa Cruz expanding COVID-19 testing
The university got about $800,000 from the county.
The university got about $800,000 from the county.
San Quentin officer dies of COVID-19
The officer was 55 years old.
The officer was 55 years old.
Coronavirus cases as of August 9
Here are the latest numbers from around the state and Bay Area.
Here are the latest numbers from around the state and Bay Area.
Celebration held for 58th anniversary of Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory in Chinatown
The Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory says they are looking forward to celebrating future anniversaries with their customers.
The Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory says they are looking forward to celebrating future anniversaries with their customers.
Sergeant at San Quentin Prison is first among staff to die from coronavirus
Sgt. Gilbert Polanco, 55, was diagnosed with coronavirus in June.
Sgt. Gilbert Polanco, 55, was diagnosed with coronavirus in June.
Trump's pandemic relief orders are limited in scope
The executive orders signed by President Donald Trump to help Americans cope with an economic recession are far less sweeping than any relief bill Congress could pass and raise questions about effective they will be.
The executive orders signed by President Donald Trump to help Americans cope with an economic recession are far less sweeping than any relief bill Congress could pass and raise questions about effective they will be.
Bay Area hair salons reaching out to communities for support during the pandemic
Many small business are crowdfunding during the pandemic. It’s a way to help make rent, pay employees, and for some, make safety improvements.
Many small business are crowdfunding during the pandemic. It’s a way to help make rent, pay employees, and for some, make safety improvements.
Lacking Congressional approval, legal experts question authority over latest executive orders
Since the pandemic started in the US, 9.7 million Californians have filed for unemployment, and more than 4-million are currently collecting benefits.
Since the pandemic started in the US, 9.7 million Californians have filed for unemployment, and more than 4-million are currently collecting benefits.
Legal experts question executive authority over latest executive orders
Greg Liggins reports.
Greg Liggins reports.
States on hook for billions under Trump's unemployment plan
A plan from President Donald Trump to extend additional unemployment benefits requires states to provide 25 percent of the funds, and it's unclear whether states have the money or the will to do it.
A plan from President Donald Trump to extend additional unemployment benefits requires states to provide 25 percent of the funds, and it's unclear whether states have the money or the will to do it.
Rep. Eric Swalwell on Pres. Trump's executive orders: 'why didn't he use these powers back in March?'
East Bay Rep. Eric Swalwell talked to Mornings on 2 Weekends about the latest attempts in Washington on furthering coronavirus economic relief, election security, and also whether TikTok poses a threat to American interests.
East Bay Rep. Eric Swalwell talked to Mornings on 2 Weekends about the latest attempts in Washington on furthering coronavirus economic relief, election security, and also whether TikTok poses a threat to American interests.
Bikers descend on Sturgis rally with few signs of pandemic
The scene Saturday at the 80th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally was familiar to veterans of the event, with throngs of maskless bikers packing the streets.
The scene Saturday at the 80th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally was familiar to veterans of the event, with throngs of maskless bikers packing the streets.