Nine California counties reporting rise in COVID-19 cases

California has had 133,489 total confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 4,697 deaths linked to it since the beginning of the pandemic.

San Francisco supervisors make COVID-19 eviction moratorium permanent
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San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed legislation on Tuesday that permanently bans evictions if the tenant's nonpayment of rent is due to COVID-19.?

Tasting room reopens at Napa's oldest winery

At Charles Krug, Napa Valley's oldest winery, wine tasting returned Tuesday for the first time in almost three months.

San Francisco bars battling to stay alive

COVID-19 has killed hundreds of thousands of businesses and millions of jobs, that won't return. Bars are among the hardest hit.

What you need to know before visiting Yosemite National Park as it reopens Thursday

You can still enjoy the 800 miles of park trails and popular destinations like Yosemite Valley, Glacier Point, and Mariposa Grove, however, you need to book a reservation, according to the National Park Service. 

BART employee tests positive for COVID-19

An employee at Bay Area Rapid Transit has tested positive for COVID-19, officials said on Tuesday. 

COVID-19 developments in the Bay Area

The latest developments around the region related to the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, as of Tuesday afternoon include: 

2 pop-up locations for free COVID-19 testing open in Santa Clara County

The testing sites, located at Valley Health Center on 7475 Camino Arroyo in Gilroy and the Santa Clara County Service Center auditorium at 1555 Berger Drive in San Jose, will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Friday. 

Masks reveal partisan split among lawmakers on coronavirus

As legislatures around the country resume work following coronavirus suspensions, Democrats and Republicans also have split over social distancing, remote voting and the extension of emergency powers for governors who had ordered businesses to close and residents to remain home.

Summer school may be another pandemic victim in some districts

Despite the limitations of distance learning, only 61 of 100 districts across the country queried in a recent survey have so far said they plan to offer summer school to help bridge the education gap.

WHO says comments on asymptomatic individuals a ‘misunderstanding’

The World Health Organization walked back on comments it had previously made regarding asymptomatic individuals and whether they greatly contribute to the spread of the novel coronavirus. 

Are we getting a second coronavirus stimulus check? What we know so far

An unexpectedly strong jobs report makes it appear unlikely that Americans will see a new coronavirus aid bill -- or a second IRS stimulus check.

Face shields could be the new, next thing

A growing number of wearers - and doctors- say shields are not only more protective but easier to wear and keep clean.  

California OK's movie theaters to reopen with limited seating

The state recommends movie theaters implement reservation systems, designate arrival times and designating certain seats that people can use so that movie goers can maintain 6 feet of distance from other groups. Moviegoers should, at a minimum, wear face coverings when entering and exiting the theater or buying concessions, the state guidance says.