Coronavirus

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul was tested a week ago for the novel coronavirus, but continued working at the Capitol because he “felt that it was highly unlikely” he was sick since had no symptoms of the illness, he said Monday. Paul also said he did not have direct contact with anyone who tested positive for the virus or was sick.

Contra Costa County officials announced three donation sites where residents can donate protective medical supplies for health care workers.

State Attorney General Xavier Becerra on Monday warned Californians against false advertising and price gouging related to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Sonoma County is asking for donations of new, unused protective equipment for health care workers.

Amid much speculation, there was word on Monday that the International Olympic Committee will postpone the Tokyo Summer Olympics, which were scheduled to start on July 24.

The City of Hayward is launching a coronavirus testing center on Monday.

A Marin County public health officer announced that he has contracted the coronavirus. 

The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank is opening seven additional free pop-up pantries this week to provide healthy food during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

But after administering a flu test, which came back negative, doctors finally figured it out.

Two Milpitas firefighters and one of their spouses have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the city's Fire Department announced Monday.

Santa Cruz County calls on residents to avoid gatherings at beaches during the coronavirus shelter in place order.

Starting on Monday, child care will be available at all 35 Recreation and Park Department sites from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. to support health care workers in public and private hospitals who typically have 12-hour shifts

The penalty for operating in violation of the order is a potential fine of up to $1,000 and possible arrest.