Most states won't meet nursing home testing deadline
California is among the many US states that won't meet Monday's deadline that all residents and staff at nursing homes be tested for the coronavirus.
California is among the many US states that won't meet Monday's deadline that all residents and staff at nursing homes be tested for the coronavirus.
Pier 45 fire destroys hundreds of thousands of dollars in commercial fishing equipment
Crab fishermen say Saturday's 4-alarm fire left them devastated. They were already hit hard by COVID-19 and restrictions around the shelter-in-place.
Crab fishermen say Saturday's 4-alarm fire left them devastated. They were already hit hard by COVID-19 and restrictions around the shelter-in-place.
Sonoma County reopens restaurants, bars - with new rules
Sonoma County’s new health order went into effect Saturday at midnight.
Sonoma County’s new health order went into effect Saturday at midnight.
White House goal on testing nursing homes unmet
Only a handful of states, including West Virginia and Rhode Island, have said they’ve already tested every nursing home resident.
Only a handful of states, including West Virginia and Rhode Island, have said they’ve already tested every nursing home resident.
White House announces ban on travel to U.S. from Brazil
Brazil currently has over 350,000 cases of coronavirus.
Brazil currently has over 350,000 cases of coronavirus.
Fishermen lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in fishing gear in Pier 45 fire
Elissa Harrington reports.
Elissa Harrington reports.
Sonoma County businesses get creative with reopening
Sara Zendehnam reports.
Sara Zendehnam reports.
White House imposes coronavirus travel ban on Brazil
Trump had already banned certain travelers from China, Europe, the United Kingdom and Ireland and, to a lesser extent, Iran. He has not moved to ban travel from Russia, which has the world's third-highest caseload.
Trump had already banned certain travelers from China, Europe, the United Kingdom and Ireland and, to a lesser extent, Iran. He has not moved to ban travel from Russia, which has the world's third-highest caseload.
Marin County supervisors to decide whether to extend eviction moratorium
That moratorium is set to expire May 31; the supervisors are scheduled to vote Tuesday whether to extend the moratorium until June 30.
That moratorium is set to expire May 31; the supervisors are scheduled to vote Tuesday whether to extend the moratorium until June 30.
Walnut Creek moves annual Memorial Day ceremony online
The hour-long event will begin with remarks from Walnut Creek Mayor Loella Haskew and the other four members of the City Council.
The hour-long event will begin with remarks from Walnut Creek Mayor Loella Haskew and the other four members of the City Council.
Betty White, 98, says she's 'blessed with incredibly good health' amid the pandemic
“Betty loves to joke that vodka keeps her young."
“Betty loves to joke that vodka keeps her young."
Pandemic a boon for the bicycle as thousands snap them up
All around the country and the world, bicycles are selling out and officials are trying to take advantage of the growing momentum by expanding bike lanes during the pandemic or widening existing ones to make space for commuters on two wheels.
All around the country and the world, bicycles are selling out and officials are trying to take advantage of the growing momentum by expanding bike lanes during the pandemic or widening existing ones to make space for commuters on two wheels.
Court upholds ban on in-person church services in California
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the South Bay United Pentecostal Church in San Diego cannot reopen immediately, the Los Angeles Times reported.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the South Bay United Pentecostal Church in San Diego cannot reopen immediately, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Divorce attorneys brace for spike after coronavirus quarantine ends
Divorce attorneys are preparing for an uptick in divorces after quarantine restrictions are lifted, as they often do in times of economic stress.
Divorce attorneys are preparing for an uptick in divorces after quarantine restrictions are lifted, as they often do in times of economic stress.
Los Gatos restaurant shifts business model to grocery market, retains entire workforce
Asa Restaurant says the changes its made allows it to keep its entire staff employed during the pandemic.
Asa Restaurant says the changes its made allows it to keep its entire staff employed during the pandemic.
Saturday update on COVID-19 in the Bay Area
Here are the latest developments around the region related to the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, as of 5 p.m. Saturday, May 23, 2020.
Here are the latest developments around the region related to the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, as of 5 p.m. Saturday, May 23, 2020.
California records 2,000 new coronavirus cases Saturday
The Bay Area saw a modest increase in cases.
The Bay Area saw a modest increase in cases.
Hundreds protest in Sacramento against stay-at-home order
The rally to demand that Gov. Gavin Newsom lift his restrictions on business, religious gatherings and other activities took on the atmosphere of a political rally and festival on a closed-off street.
The rally to demand that Gov. Gavin Newsom lift his restrictions on business, religious gatherings and other activities took on the atmosphere of a political rally and festival on a closed-off street.
Free East Palo Alto COVID-19 testing site to stay open additional two days
The site was originally scheduled to be open Friday and Saturday only.
The site was originally scheduled to be open Friday and Saturday only.
Religious leaders urge places of worship to stay closed despite call for reopening
Members of the San Francisco National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced that on Monday, Memorial Day, they along with black pastors and members of the Interfaith Council will gather outside of City Hall at noon to hold a "Social Distancing Sermon" to urge black churches to keep their doors closed.
Members of the San Francisco National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced that on Monday, Memorial Day, they along with black pastors and members of the Interfaith Council will gather outside of City Hall at noon to hold a "Social Distancing Sermon" to urge black churches to keep their doors closed.