Landlords 'taking the law into their own hands' during coronavirus pandemic
Renters complain that their landlords are demanding payment, threatening eviction, or using other tactics to put pressure on them despite rent and eviction moratoriums during the pandemic.
Renters complain that their landlords are demanding payment, threatening eviction, or using other tactics to put pressure on them despite rent and eviction moratoriums during the pandemic.
Amber Lee reports.
WATCH: Man captures video of coyote chasing after his dogs in SoCal park
There has been an uptick in reports of wildlife out in the open during the shelter-in-place orders.
There has been an uptick in reports of wildlife out in the open during the shelter-in-place orders.
Executive life coach talks about leadership and how COVID-19 has affected those in charge
Executive life coach Cathy Earley offers some sound advice for people now making decisions.
Executive life coach Cathy Earley offers some sound advice for people now making decisions.
Santa Rosa nonprofit racks up fines for COVID-19 violations
Michael Bryant has no intention of closing his thrift stores, even as the citations pile up.
Michael Bryant has no intention of closing his thrift stores, even as the citations pile up.
1,200 California pastors to defy state's stay-at-home order on May 31
More than 1,200 California pastors say they will resume in-person services on May 31 in defiance of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s stay-at-home order to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
More than 1,200 California pastors say they will resume in-person services on May 31 in defiance of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s stay-at-home order to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
Great-great-grandmother, 100, beats coronavirus: ‘She’s our little boomerang’
A 100-year-old great-great-grandmother in the United Kingdom isn't letting the novel coronavirus take her down, overcoming her battle with COVID-19 after a more than two-week hospital stay, her family says.
A 100-year-old great-great-grandmother in the United Kingdom isn't letting the novel coronavirus take her down, overcoming her battle with COVID-19 after a more than two-week hospital stay, her family says.
Oakland declares health emergency for African Americans
The emergency resolution directs the city administrator to develop a plan to address the health and economic impacts of the coronavirus on people of color in Oakland.
The emergency resolution directs the city administrator to develop a plan to address the health and economic impacts of the coronavirus on people of color in Oakland.
Solano County given OK to reopen restaurants, schools
Solano County has received state approval to move into the second stage of phase 2 of governor Newsom's COVID-19 roadmap to recovery.
Solano County has received state approval to move into the second stage of phase 2 of governor Newsom's COVID-19 roadmap to recovery.
Social distancing circles dot San Francisco's Dolores Park
The Parks and Recreation Department painted white chalk circles throughout the park in the Mission District.
The Parks and Recreation Department painted white chalk circles throughout the park in the Mission District.
San Francisco tourism suffers ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
The city by the Bay is a global tourist destination, but the global pandemic and travel restrictions have effectively cut the city off from the outside world.
The city by the Bay is a global tourist destination, but the global pandemic and travel restrictions have effectively cut the city off from the outside world.
The Stud, San Francisco's oldest gay bar, permanently closes location due to COVID-19
San Francisco's oldest gay bar, The Stud, announced Wednesday it will permanently close its current location due to the coronavirus pandemic.
San Francisco's oldest gay bar, The Stud, announced Wednesday it will permanently close its current location due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Most schools will likely reopen by fall, state superintendent says
California State Superintendent Tony Thurmond announced Wednesday that most schools will likely reopen by the fall semester.
California State Superintendent Tony Thurmond announced Wednesday that most schools will likely reopen by the fall semester.
Religious leaders react to DOJ warning California about in-person services
This weekend sees the end of the month-long Muslim holiday of Ramadan. This year, it's a celebration that has been like few others, according to Dr. Hatem Bazain chairman of the Northern California Islamic Council.
This weekend sees the end of the month-long Muslim holiday of Ramadan. This year, it's a celebration that has been like few others, according to Dr. Hatem Bazain chairman of the Northern California Islamic Council.
Pandemic causes tourism in San Francisco to suffer
Christien Kafton reports.
Christien Kafton reports.
OUSD says they have enough money to close the digital divide after generous donation from Zynga
Cristina Rendon reports.
Cristina Rendon reports.
Protest at Vallejo nursing home with deadly coronavirus outbreak
The protest came on the same day the American Health Care Association and National Center of Assisted Living said it would cost $36 million to test all nursing home residents and workers in California.
The protest came on the same day the American Health Care Association and National Center of Assisted Living said it would cost $36 million to test all nursing home residents and workers in California.
'It's fantastic,' Napa County first in Bay Area to allow dine-in restaurant service
If any phrase applies to the reopening of Napa restaurants it's: "easy does it."
If any phrase applies to the reopening of Napa restaurants it's: "easy does it."
Head of homicide latest veteran attorney to leave San Francisco DA's office
Diane Knoles, the managing attorney of homicide unit at the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, has resigned. She's the latest veteran attorney to leave the office after Chesa Boudin was sworn in earlier this year.
Diane Knoles, the managing attorney of homicide unit at the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, has resigned. She's the latest veteran attorney to leave the office after Chesa Boudin was sworn in earlier this year.
Community wants all nursing home residents and nurses tested for COVID-19
Henry Lee reports.
Henry Lee reports.