Two more California prisoners die of COVID-19
Two more prisoners in California have died of COVID-19, making them the 13th and 14th inmates to have died of the virus, according to the state's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Two more prisoners in California have died of COVID-19, making them the 13th and 14th inmates to have died of the virus, according to the state's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Nursing homes to face enforcement action for swiping coronavirus stimulus checks from seniors
The Trump administration on Tuesday warned nursing homes that they will face repercussions for unlawfully seizing economic impact payments from seniors.
The Trump administration on Tuesday warned nursing homes that they will face repercussions for unlawfully seizing economic impact payments from seniors.
California DMV to reopen all remaining field offices
Employees at all 169 offices will continue serving customers for limited services for those who have existing appointments and Californians in need of selected transactions that can only be completed in a DMV field office, including:
Employees at all 169 offices will continue serving customers for limited services for those who have existing appointments and Californians in need of selected transactions that can only be completed in a DMV field office, including:
Trump administration opposes $600 unemployment benefits extension
The Trump administration opposes a Democratic proposal to extend a $600 per week federal unemployment benefit approved in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia said Tuesday.
The Trump administration opposes a Democratic proposal to extend a $600 per week federal unemployment benefit approved in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia said Tuesday.
RV business sees jump in rentals as vacationers forego flying to hit the road
An RV rental and sales business in Dublin said it is seeing a large increase in demand for motorhomes this summer.
An RV rental and sales business in Dublin said it is seeing a large increase in demand for motorhomes this summer.
COVID-19 cases top 2 million in US, according to Johns Hopkins
As of June 10, more than 112,000 people have died from the novel coronavirus in the U.S.
As of June 10, more than 112,000 people have died from the novel coronavirus in the U.S.
California courts end zero bail order imposed during coronavirus pandemic
California judicial leaders on Wednesday ended a statewide policy of imposing $0 bail for misdemeanors and lower-level felonies that reduced jail populations by more than 20,000 suspects during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic.
California judicial leaders on Wednesday ended a statewide policy of imposing $0 bail for misdemeanors and lower-level felonies that reduced jail populations by more than 20,000 suspects during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic.
Santa Clara County COVID-19 response update
Officials held the briefing at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, June 10, 2020.
Officials held the briefing at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, June 10, 2020.
No deal: Merger between mall giants falls through as coronavirus delivers hard blow to retail
Coronavirus provides endangered malls with a choice: evolve or die.
Coronavirus provides endangered malls with a choice: evolve or die.
Large health care systems must offer COVID-19 testing in Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County officials say a new testing order handed down Wednesday is not punitive, but instead a preventative measure against a certainty coming like the heat of summer.
Santa Clara County officials say a new testing order handed down Wednesday is not punitive, but instead a preventative measure against a certainty coming like the heat of summer.
Local lawmakers call for alternatives to proposed state budget cuts
Chavez and Cortese joined Assemblyman Ash Kalra, D-San Jose, and roughly a dozen labor officials called for a series of budget alternatives to the state's May budget revision, which the coalition argued would exacerbate inequality rather than reduce it.
Chavez and Cortese joined Assemblyman Ash Kalra, D-San Jose, and roughly a dozen labor officials called for a series of budget alternatives to the state's May budget revision, which the coalition argued would exacerbate inequality rather than reduce it.
San Francisco supervisors make COVID-19 eviction moratorium permanent
San Francisco has taken a major step toward preventing tenants from being evicted for not paying their rent due to coronavirus.
San Francisco has taken a major step toward preventing tenants from being evicted for not paying their rent due to coronavirus.
Santa Clara County orders all large healthcare providers to increase COVID-19 testing
The county's shelter-in-place order is gradually being eased and at some point, people will begin gathering together again. But that brings about greater risks of exposure.
The county's shelter-in-place order is gradually being eased and at some point, people will begin gathering together again. But that brings about greater risks of exposure.
Disneyland Resort announces plans to reopen parks on July 17
After being closed since March the ‘happiest place on earth’ is set to reopen to the public.
After being closed since March the ‘happiest place on earth’ is set to reopen to the public.
Sunnyvale biotech company president accused of securities fraud in COVID-19 test promotion
The U.S. Department of Justice said its criminal complaint against Arrayit Corp. President Mark Schena is the nation's first securities fraud prosecution related to the coronavirus pandemic.
The U.S. Department of Justice said its criminal complaint against Arrayit Corp. President Mark Schena is the nation's first securities fraud prosecution related to the coronavirus pandemic.
CA schools to address emotional trauma brought on by COVID-19, death of George Floyd
As California schools prepare for the challenges of the upcoming academic year, students may be wrestling with emotional trauma brought on by the pandemic and the death of George Floyd.
As California schools prepare for the challenges of the upcoming academic year, students may be wrestling with emotional trauma brought on by the pandemic and the death of George Floyd.
Santa Clara Co. officials announce new COVID-19 testing order
Santa Clara Co. officials on Tuesday ordered hospitals and healthcare providers to expand COVID-19 testing. They say the majority has been done by the county and pop-up sites.
Santa Clara Co. officials on Tuesday ordered hospitals and healthcare providers to expand COVID-19 testing. They say the majority has been done by the county and pop-up sites.
As California reopens, health officials monitor spike in COVID-19 cases
Napa County is reporting an increase in coronavirus cases two weeks after Memorial Day. On average, Napa County would see 1.5 new cases every day. And in the last week, they’re seeing four a day.
Napa County is reporting an increase in coronavirus cases two weeks after Memorial Day. On average, Napa County would see 1.5 new cases every day. And in the last week, they’re seeing four a day.
SF supes: No Muni fare increases in the next two years
Aaron Peskin also said that the city's public Muni buses will no longer be used to transport police to protests.
Aaron Peskin also said that the city's public Muni buses will no longer be used to transport police to protests.
Fauci says asymptomatic coronavirus transmission is possible following WHO confusion
A statement from a World Health Organization (WHO) official this week about coronavirus transmission by asymptomatic individuals being “very rare” was “not correct,” said America’s leading infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci.
A statement from a World Health Organization (WHO) official this week about coronavirus transmission by asymptomatic individuals being “very rare” was “not correct,” said America’s leading infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci.