Fourth of July update on Bay Area coronavirus developments
Here are the latest coronavirus developments and numbers for the Fourth of July.
Here are the latest coronavirus developments and numbers for the Fourth of July.
Lucky Brand files for bankruptcy, has offer to sell company
Lucky said it plans to close 13 stores and could shutter more during the bankruptcy process.
Lucky said it plans to close 13 stores and could shutter more during the bankruptcy process.
SF Giants announce strict health guidelines to be implemented at Oracle Park
The Giants' maintenance team will work with the Global Biorisk Advisory Council, a division of the International Sanitary Supply Assocation, to protect and maintain the health and safety of the team's players and those working at the ballpark.
The Giants' maintenance team will work with the Global Biorisk Advisory Council, a division of the International Sanitary Supply Assocation, to protect and maintain the health and safety of the team's players and those working at the ballpark.
Fifth San Quentin Prison inmate dies from COVID-19 complications
Dewayne Michael Carey, 59 was committed to the California Department of Corrections on Dec. 16, 1996 as a condemned inmate from Los Angeles County for first-degree murder.
Dewayne Michael Carey, 59 was committed to the California Department of Corrections on Dec. 16, 1996 as a condemned inmate from Los Angeles County for first-degree murder.
Marin County placed on Newsom's COVID-19 watch list
The California Department of Public Health created the watch list to monitor counties in which the COVID-19 situation has changed significantly in recent days.
The California Department of Public Health created the watch list to monitor counties in which the COVID-19 situation has changed significantly in recent days.
At least 93 University of Washington frat members test positive for COVID-19 as state sees spike in cases
At least 93 fraternity members from the University of Washington’s Greek life have tested positive for COVID-19 after the state saw a significant spike in new cases.
At least 93 fraternity members from the University of Washington’s Greek life have tested positive for COVID-19 after the state saw a significant spike in new cases.
San Quentin inmate tests positive after being released
A man recently released from San Quentin gave KTVU a first hand account of exposure to COVID-19.
A man recently released from San Quentin gave KTVU a first hand account of exposure to COVID-19.
Kimberly Guilfoyle, girlfriend of Donald Trump Jr., tests positive for coronavirus
Kimberly Guilfoyle, the girlfriend of Donald Trump Jr., tested positive for coronavirus before a Fourth of July event at Mount Rushmore with President Trump, according to multiple media reports.
Kimberly Guilfoyle, the girlfriend of Donald Trump Jr., tested positive for coronavirus before a Fourth of July event at Mount Rushmore with President Trump, according to multiple media reports.
California-based pyrotechnics company takes huge financial hit from firework show cancellations
KTVU's Alex Savidge spoke with Jim Souza, President and CEO of Pyro Spectaculars about what coronavirus has meant to him and his company
KTVU's Alex Savidge spoke with Jim Souza, President and CEO of Pyro Spectaculars about what coronavirus has meant to him and his company
Two more death row inmates die of COVID-19 at San Quentin Prison
Scott Thomas Erskine, 57, had been on California's death row since 2004, and Manuel Machado Alvarez, 59, had been on death row since 1989, both died on July 3, 2020, at outside hospitals.
Scott Thomas Erskine, 57, had been on California's death row since 2004, and Manuel Machado Alvarez, 59, had been on death row since 1989, both died on July 3, 2020, at outside hospitals.
Study suggests official COVID-19 death numbers underestimate ‘full burden’ of pandemic
A new study indicates that the number of official COVID-19 deaths may underestimate the “full burden” of the pandemic.
A new study indicates that the number of official COVID-19 deaths may underestimate the “full burden” of the pandemic.
Friday update on Bay Area COVID-19 developments
Here are the latest coronavirus numbers and developments from around the Bay Area.
Here are the latest coronavirus numbers and developments from around the Bay Area.
SFMTA says 40 bus lines are at risk of being halted due to funding constraints
The agency is already running limited service due to the coronavirus, and says about 40 of the bus lines that are suspended are now on track to be permanently halted.
The agency is already running limited service due to the coronavirus, and says about 40 of the bus lines that are suspended are now on track to be permanently halted.
Poignant stories flood in as California's undocumented immigrants seek funds
The calls were so voluminous that on the first day the funds were available, the lines crashed at Catholic Charities, prompting the phone provider to ask: Are you under attack?
The calls were so voluminous that on the first day the funds were available, the lines crashed at Catholic Charities, prompting the phone provider to ask: Are you under attack?
Fourth of July beach closures in San Mateo County draw mixed reactions
At Linda Mar Beach law enforcement was turning people away. Some people were not happy about it.
At Linda Mar Beach law enforcement was turning people away. Some people were not happy about it.
Oakland school leaders share scenarios for reopening schools in the fall
The meeting started about 5 p.m. and was available on Zoom in English, Spanish, Arabic and Chinese until Zoom reached its limit of 1,000 users, prompting school leaders to ask families to watch on YouTube.
The meeting started about 5 p.m. and was available on Zoom in English, Spanish, Arabic and Chinese until Zoom reached its limit of 1,000 users, prompting school leaders to ask families to watch on YouTube.
After threats from city, Catholic archbishop in SF agrees to obey coronavirus rules
One such gathering occurred last Saturday, where Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone convened about three dozen worshipers to lament what he called the "blasphemous" toppling of the controversial statue of Junipero Serra.
One such gathering occurred last Saturday, where Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone convened about three dozen worshipers to lament what he called the "blasphemous" toppling of the controversial statue of Junipero Serra.
July 4 forecast: Drought conditions, fireworks and sneaker waves point to potential danger
KTVU meteorologist Kyla Grogan said on top of that, most of California is experiencing some type of drought or severe drought situation.
KTVU meteorologist Kyla Grogan said on top of that, most of California is experiencing some type of drought or severe drought situation.
Mexican state eyes closing US border as COVID-19 cases rise in Arizona
Reacting to a spike in virus cases reported in Arizona, the top health official in the Mexican state of Sonora is asking Mexico’s federal government to temporarily close the border to non-essential visits from the U.S.
Reacting to a spike in virus cases reported in Arizona, the top health official in the Mexican state of Sonora is asking Mexico’s federal government to temporarily close the border to non-essential visits from the U.S.
U.S. jobs surge despite bleak unemployment figures
The U.S. added 4.8 million jobs to the economy between mid-May and mid-June, according to the Labor Department's jobs report Thursday.
The U.S. added 4.8 million jobs to the economy between mid-May and mid-June, according to the Labor Department's jobs report Thursday.