Stay-at-home order goes into effect at 11:59 p.m. Thursday as ICU capacity reaches new low
Tom Vacar reports on how this stay-at-home order will impact the entire Bay Area region.
Tom Vacar reports on how this stay-at-home order will impact the entire Bay Area region.
Twitter to remove false claims about coronavirus vaccines, add label to misleading tweets
Starting Dec. 21, the company plans to take measures to stop the spread of misinformation regarding the vaccines for the novel coronavirus.
Starting Dec. 21, the company plans to take measures to stop the spread of misinformation regarding the vaccines for the novel coronavirus.
California again breaks daily record of COVID-19 cases, deaths as ICU capacity shrinks
California set a new high of 293 COVID-19 deaths and reported an additional 53,711 cases on Wednesday, breaking both previous records.
California set a new high of 293 COVID-19 deaths and reported an additional 53,711 cases on Wednesday, breaking both previous records.
Alaska health care worker suffers adverse reaction after COVID-19 vaccine
The woman, whose name is being withheld, suffered an anaphylactic reaction that required hospitalization and monitoring.
The woman, whose name is being withheld, suffered an anaphylactic reaction that required hospitalization and monitoring.
California's growth rate hits record low as more people leave state
California saw its slowest growth rate on record for the nation’s most populous state, adding just 21,200 people during the year that ended in July.
California saw its slowest growth rate on record for the nation’s most populous state, adding just 21,200 people during the year that ended in July.
Congress nears agreement on 2nd stimulus check in long-delayed COVID-19 relief deal
The $908 billion bipartisan package would extend direct payments of $500-$600 to most Americans but would deny long-sought aid to state and local governments.
The $908 billion bipartisan package would extend direct payments of $500-$600 to most Americans but would deny long-sought aid to state and local governments.
Retired Air Force colonel, 93, whittles walking sticks to raise money for food bank
A 93-year-old retired Air Force colonel, known as "Mr. Fix It" to his grandchildren, is using his handyman talents to give back to the community.
A 93-year-old retired Air Force colonel, known as "Mr. Fix It" to his grandchildren, is using his handyman talents to give back to the community.
Congress closing in on $900B COVID relief deal that could include second stimulus check
The measure under discussion, which costs about $900 billion, is expected to exclude two of the most contentious issues: funding for state and local governments and a liability shield for businesses against coronavirus-related lawsuits.
The measure under discussion, which costs about $900 billion, is expected to exclude two of the most contentious issues: funding for state and local governments and a liability shield for businesses against coronavirus-related lawsuits.
Battling addiction during the pandemic and holiday season
AJ McLean and Cheryl Burke join Mornings on 2 to talk about their new podcast, "Pretty Messed Up", to talk about battling addiction and their time on "Dancing with the Stars".
AJ McLean and Cheryl Burke join Mornings on 2 to talk about their new podcast, "Pretty Messed Up", to talk about battling addiction and their time on "Dancing with the Stars".
Tom Cruise yells at 'Mission: Impossible' crew members for breaking COVID-19 guidelines
Tom Cruise, who is also serving as a producer for the film, reportedly lost his temper after seeing two employees breaking COVID-19 guidelines.
Tom Cruise, who is also serving as a producer for the film, reportedly lost his temper after seeing two employees breaking COVID-19 guidelines.
California orders more body bags as coronavirus cases claim more lives
California is distributing 5,000 body bags mostly to the hard-hit Los Angeles and San Diego areas and has 60 refrigerated trailers standing by as makeshift morgues in anticipation of a surge of COVID-19 deaths,
California is distributing 5,000 body bags mostly to the hard-hit Los Angeles and San Diego areas and has 60 refrigerated trailers standing by as makeshift morgues in anticipation of a surge of COVID-19 deaths,
Healthcare workers in Contra Costa, Solano counties to get vaccinated
They are being distributed to frontline healthcare workers in high-risk settings at hospitals - people working in the Emergency room and Intensive Care Units.
They are being distributed to frontline healthcare workers in high-risk settings at hospitals - people working in the Emergency room and Intensive Care Units.
Walnut Creek considers grant relief program for small businesses
Walnut Creek and other small businesses say financial relief aid could be the difference between surviving or sinking.
Walnut Creek and other small businesses say financial relief aid could be the difference between surviving or sinking.
Germany enters stricter lockdown as coronavirus deaths hit new high
Germany has hit a new record level of deaths from the coronavirus as it enters a stricter lockdown, closing shops and schools.
Germany has hit a new record level of deaths from the coronavirus as it enters a stricter lockdown, closing shops and schools.
Bay Area charities see sharp increase in need this holiday season but also uptick in generosity
Bay Area charities have been making adjustments during the holiday season of giving, as the pandemic has led to changes in the way they operate amid increased need in the community.
Bay Area charities have been making adjustments during the holiday season of giving, as the pandemic has led to changes in the way they operate amid increased need in the community.
Calls to prioritize vaccines for teachers grow
On Tuesday, there is a growing call for teachers including early childcare educators to be near the top of the COVID-19 vaccine priority list. Many said vaccinating teachers is critical.
On Tuesday, there is a growing call for teachers including early childcare educators to be near the top of the COVID-19 vaccine priority list. Many said vaccinating teachers is critical.
Front line workers in San Francisco, Martinez roll up their sleeves for COVID vaccine
It was a historic day in the Bay Area as hospital workers in San Francisco and Contra Costa County were the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday.
It was a historic day in the Bay Area as hospital workers in San Francisco and Contra Costa County were the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday.
No COVID-19 related fine increases, but Contra Costa Co. supervisors plead for compliance
Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday chose not to raise administrative fines for businesses that violate the county's COVID-19-related health orders.
Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday chose not to raise administrative fines for businesses that violate the county's COVID-19-related health orders.
California braces for 'mass fatalities' despite COVID vaccination efforts
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced hundreds of thousands of more vaccines are headed to the state at the same time they're taking new steps to prepare for "mass fatalities."
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced hundreds of thousands of more vaccines are headed to the state at the same time they're taking new steps to prepare for "mass fatalities."
UC Davis develops rapid COVID test that yields results in 20 minutes
The University of California, Davis has developed a fast and low-cost saliva test, that can accurately detect the virus in 20 minutes.
The University of California, Davis has developed a fast and low-cost saliva test, that can accurately detect the virus in 20 minutes.