San Francisco’s Green Apple Books struggles for survival, adapts to change
Many would consider Green Apple Books on busy Clement Street in San Francisco's Richmond District an institution. After all it opened its doors in 1967.
Many would consider Green Apple Books on busy Clement Street in San Francisco's Richmond District an institution. After all it opened its doors in 1967.
As governor sends 500 ventilators to national stockpile, Santa Clara County seeks used equipment
Santa Clara County is willing to pay a $1,000 bounty for each ventilator it receives even if it’s broken.
Santa Clara County is willing to pay a $1,000 bounty for each ventilator it receives even if it’s broken.
San Francisco designates new COVID-19 testing site to front line workers, changes policy on homeless
On Monday, San Francisco announced the opening of a COVID-19 testing facility dedicated to workers on the front lines of the pandemic.
On Monday, San Francisco announced the opening of a COVID-19 testing facility dedicated to workers on the front lines of the pandemic.
New York City considering temporary burials of coronavirus victims
New York City is considering temporarily burying coronavirus victims to relieve some of the pressure on the system due to large numbers of deaths.
New York City is considering temporarily burying coronavirus victims to relieve some of the pressure on the system due to large numbers of deaths.
St. Anthony’s Diner is feeding more people now than ever in its 70-year history
Those who run St. Anthony's Dining Room in San Francisco's Tenderloin say they've never had to serve this many meals each day to the homeless and those who are nearly homeless. And they've been around for almost 70 years.
Those who run St. Anthony's Dining Room in San Francisco's Tenderloin say they've never had to serve this many meals each day to the homeless and those who are nearly homeless. And they've been around for almost 70 years.
Wisconsin's primary moves forward after state's highest court rules against governor
Wisconsin's presidential primary election will proceed Tuesday under an order from the state Supreme Court that came just hours after Democratic Gov. Tony Evers tried to postpone voting as part of a last-ditch effort amid growing fears over the coronavirus.
Wisconsin's presidential primary election will proceed Tuesday under an order from the state Supreme Court that came just hours after Democratic Gov. Tony Evers tried to postpone voting as part of a last-ditch effort amid growing fears over the coronavirus.
Hospital staff cheers as mom leaves hospital after beating COVID-19
A mother of five was cheered on by hospital staff as she left Staten Island University Hospital following a lengthy battle with COVID-19.
A mother of five was cheered on by hospital staff as she left Staten Island University Hospital following a lengthy battle with COVID-19.
BART to cut service in half in response to COVID-19 ridership drop
In response to the coronavirus pandemic and the statewide stay-at-home order that severely restricts the amount of people going to work, BART announced Monday that it will make deep cuts to its service until further notice.
In response to the coronavirus pandemic and the statewide stay-at-home order that severely restricts the amount of people going to work, BART announced Monday that it will make deep cuts to its service until further notice.
Ireland’s prime minister re-registers as doctor to help fight COVID-19
Ireland’s Prime Minister and former medical professional Leo Varadkar has reportedly re-registered as a doctor to join the fight against the novel coronavirus, according to Ireland’s national public broadcast service, RTE.
Ireland’s Prime Minister and former medical professional Leo Varadkar has reportedly re-registered as a doctor to join the fight against the novel coronavirus, according to Ireland’s national public broadcast service, RTE.
A growing number of construction workers are staying home amid coronavirus outbreak
To the governor, construction is an essential business that should go on, but for a growing number of local government agencies, not so much.
To the governor, construction is an essential business that should go on, but for a growing number of local government agencies, not so much.
Celebrity doctor Drew Pinsky apologizes for coronavirus comments
Celebrity doctor Drew Pinsky has apologized for a series of statements unspooled in a recent video where he downplayed the coronavirus and suggested it was a “press-induced panic.”
Celebrity doctor Drew Pinsky has apologized for a series of statements unspooled in a recent video where he downplayed the coronavirus and suggested it was a “press-induced panic.”
Oakland opens COVID-19 testing site for health care workers, grocery store employees
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf and community partners on Monday opened a COVID-19 coronavirus testing site for direct service providers, such as health care workers, grocery store and food bank employees, homeless outreach workers and others who work directly with the public.
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf and community partners on Monday opened a COVID-19 coronavirus testing site for direct service providers, such as health care workers, grocery store and food bank employees, homeless outreach workers and others who work directly with the public.
Oakland opens COVID-19 testing site for health care workers, grocery store employees
Cristina Rendon reports.
Cristina Rendon reports.
If you’re going to make your own face mask, the material matters, researchers say
Researchers say that while masks are important in fighting the spread of the disease, the material used to make them matters.
Researchers say that while masks are important in fighting the spread of the disease, the material used to make them matters.
Santa Clara County's Dr. Cody says despite progress to slow COVID-19, future uncertain
Santa Clara County supervisors remain vigilant against the continued spread of COVID-19. The woman at the center of that fight spoke with KTVU in a one-on-one interview.
Santa Clara County supervisors remain vigilant against the continued spread of COVID-19. The woman at the center of that fight spoke with KTVU in a one-on-one interview.
Realtors adjust to the new norm during COVID-19 pandemic
Realtors are now using live streams and virtual tours online to show homes to prospective buyers to avoid spreading the COVID-19 virus in person.
Realtors are now using live streams and virtual tours online to show homes to prospective buyers to avoid spreading the COVID-19 virus in person.
Infected inmate at Santa Rita Jail sparks fear of COVID-19 outbreak behind bars
At the Santa Rita Jail in Dublin, a nurse and an inmate have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the Alameda County sheriff's office.
At the Santa Rita Jail in Dublin, a nurse and an inmate have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the Alameda County sheriff's office.
Inmates fear spread of COVID-19
Henry Lee reports.
Henry Lee reports.
US coronavirus death toll tops 10,000, according to Johns Hopkins data
More than 10,000 Americans have died from COVID-19, according to data collected by the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.
More than 10,000 Americans have died from COVID-19, according to data collected by the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.
Peloton suspends live cycling classes after employee reportedly tests positive for coronavirus
The company said it will resume production of its live classes after April 30.
The company said it will resume production of its live classes after April 30.