Larkspur community surprises church clergy during COVID-19 pandemic
Crisitina Rendon reports.
Crisitina Rendon reports.
Sonoma State University dorms serving as coronavirus shelter
35 people, mostly homless, became the first of as many as 150 overall Sonoma County residents to move into what's called an Alternate Care Site on the campus of Sonoma State University.
35 people, mostly homless, became the first of as many as 150 overall Sonoma County residents to move into what's called an Alternate Care Site on the campus of Sonoma State University.
Remdesivir showing promising results treating people infected with COVID-19
Foster City biopharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences has developed the drug Remdesivir, which a member of the White House coronavirus said has shown promising results in the treatment of people with people infected with COVID-19.
Foster City biopharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences has developed the drug Remdesivir, which a member of the White House coronavirus said has shown promising results in the treatment of people with people infected with COVID-19.
FDA expected to approve Foster City based Gilead Sciences Coronavirus Drug
Andre Senior reports.
Andre Senior reports.
Bay Area shelter-in-place order extended through May 31, some rules relaxed
The new order takes effect on May 4 and covers the counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara as well as the City of Berkeley, which has its own public health jurisdiction.
The new order takes effect on May 4 and covers the counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara as well as the City of Berkeley, which has its own public health jurisdiction.
California prosecutors warn of release of 7 'high risk' sex offenders, some who served 'just days'
Prosecutors in Orange County, California on Tuesday, April 28 issued a warning to the public about the release of seven sex offenders in 21 days — some “who spent just days behind bars despite being accused of cutting off their GPS monitors.”
Prosecutors in Orange County, California on Tuesday, April 28 issued a warning to the public about the release of seven sex offenders in 21 days — some “who spent just days behind bars despite being accused of cutting off their GPS monitors.”
Pandemic unemployment assistance open to those serving penalties; frustrations persist
It also extends to people who are ineligible for unemployment insurance, like those who are serving overpayment penalties.
It also extends to people who are ineligible for unemployment insurance, like those who are serving overpayment penalties.
EDD overpayment penalties frustrating Californians
Greg Lee reports.
Greg Lee reports.
Bay Area construction workers going back to jobs with new rules
Plumbers, electricians and other builders may go back to work next week in six Bay Area counties, but there will be new health guidelines in place.
Plumbers, electricians and other builders may go back to work next week in six Bay Area counties, but there will be new health guidelines in place.
SFPD Chief Bill Scott provides updated crime statistics during shelter-in-place
Chief Scott made the comments during a Wednesday afternoon press conference on April 29, 2020.
Chief Scott made the comments during a Wednesday afternoon press conference on April 29, 2020.
Baseball Hall of Fame cancels induction ceremony due to coronavirus
Derek Jeter, Larry Walker and the rest of this year’s Baseball Hall of Fame class will have to wait another year for their big moment at Cooperstown.
Derek Jeter, Larry Walker and the rest of this year’s Baseball Hall of Fame class will have to wait another year for their big moment at Cooperstown.
Trump says he won’t extend social distancing guidelines
The Trump administration says its cautionary guidance issued 45 days ago has been incorporated into recommendations given to the states on how they can begin gradually easing restrictions and reopening their economies.
The Trump administration says its cautionary guidance issued 45 days ago has been incorporated into recommendations given to the states on how they can begin gradually easing restrictions and reopening their economies.
Everything you need to know about the extended Bay Area shelter-in-place order
About six weeks after the Bay Area was put into under a shelter-in-place order to curb the spread of coronavirus, the health officers of six counties issued an extension of those rules through May 31.
About six weeks after the Bay Area was put into under a shelter-in-place order to curb the spread of coronavirus, the health officers of six counties issued an extension of those rules through May 31.
SF Symphony cancels all concerts for remainder of 2019-2020 season
The symphony also canceled its Summer with the Symphony series through Aug. 31, according to a news release sent out Wednesday.
The symphony also canceled its Summer with the Symphony series through Aug. 31, according to a news release sent out Wednesday.
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New children's book explains COVID-19 pandemic
Christianne Klein, author of "Anna and the Germ that Came to Visit," explains the inspiration behind her new children's book that helps families address coronavirus pandemic.
Christianne Klein, author of "Anna and the Germ that Came to Visit," explains the inspiration behind her new children's book that helps families address coronavirus pandemic.
NY woman, 101, has survived Spanish flu pandemic, cancer and coronavirus, family says
A 101-year-old New York woman who survived the Spanish flu pandemic in 1918 and beat cancer has now overcome COVID-19, according to a local report.
A 101-year-old New York woman who survived the Spanish flu pandemic in 1918 and beat cancer has now overcome COVID-19, according to a local report.
Prosecutors: Frontline worker stole engagement ring, credit card from patient who died of COVID-19
A temporary frontline worker stands accused of stealing an engagement ring from a patient at an assisted living facility in Denver, Colo., who died of COVID-19. Prosecutors said Elizabeth Daniels, 29, also used the woman’s credit card to purchase a vehicle the day the woman passed away.
A temporary frontline worker stands accused of stealing an engagement ring from a patient at an assisted living facility in Denver, Colo., who died of COVID-19. Prosecutors said Elizabeth Daniels, 29, also used the woman’s credit card to purchase a vehicle the day the woman passed away.
TUNE IN: Santa Clara County officials provide updates on COVID-19 response
Santa Clara County public health officials are expected to provide updates around COVID-19 response efforts.
Santa Clara County public health officials are expected to provide updates around COVID-19 response efforts.
Taxpayers group sues Newsom over plan to help undocumented immigrants
A taxpayers' group filed court papers Wednesday to block Gov. Gavin Newsom's allocation of $75 million in coronavirus-related aid to undocumented immigrants ineligible for unemployment insurance.
A taxpayers' group filed court papers Wednesday to block Gov. Gavin Newsom's allocation of $75 million in coronavirus-related aid to undocumented immigrants ineligible for unemployment insurance.