Status update on COVID-19 in the Bay Area
Here's a look at coronavirus in the Bay Area, as of Sunday morning.
Coast Guard airlifts injured crew member from container ship
The 32-year-old man had fallen and hit his head on the radar mast aboard the Yang Ming Unanimity, a 1092-foot container ship that was sailing to Japan, according to the Coast Guard.
Father and 4-year-old shot in Vallejo
Arriving officers located a man and a 4-year-old suffering from gunshot wounds.
Many California workers prevented from filing unemployment claims amid coronavirus outbreak
Many California workers prevented from filing unemployment claims amid coronavirus outbreak
San Francisco restaurant owner comforts with her cooking, delivers free meals to those in need
A restaurant owner in San Francisco hopes to bring comfort to others with her cooking during this time of crisis. She's giving free meals and delivering them to people in need.
EDD overwhelmed with calls since COVID-19, process slow
The overwhelming amount COVID-19 layoffs has flooded the Employment Development Department with claims.
San Francisco restaurant owner comforts with her cooking, delivers free meals to those in need
The owner of Eric's restaurant, a Noe Valley fixture of 30 years, is open for take-out, but is also cooking free-hot meals and having them delivered for the most vulnerable people including immunocompromised and the elderly.
Domestic violence crimes increase during pandemic
As people shelter in place, crime is decreasing in most categories. But not domestic violence.
COVID-19 outbreak at Orinda Care Center for the elderly, 27 test positive
Contra Costa County Health officials on Friday confirmed a COVID-19 outbreak at a senior living facility.
Domestic violence crimes increase during pandemic
As people shelter in place, crime is decreasing in most categories. But not domestic violence. In fact, women and children stuck at home with an abuser, are more vulnerable than ever.
Nursing assistant describes risks, fears of job with little to no physical distance
Jeffrey Ravago is a nursing assistant in a skilled nursing facility in Contra Costa County.
Trump fires watchdog who handled Ukraine complaint
Trump informed the Senate intelligence committee Friday of his decision to fire Atkinson, according to a letter obtained by The Associated Press.
Physical distancing nearly impossible for nursing assistant on the job
A nursing assistant at an East Bay home for the sick and elderly explains how he doesn't even have a decent mask while on front line job.
Cops on alert for masked criminals amid pandemic
While wearing a medical mask, Serrell Gordon stole $780 in energy drinks from a Walmart store, then falsely claimed to loss prevention that he had coronavirus, San Leandro police say. KTVU's Henry Lee reports on how some may be taking advantage of the health crisis.
Delta Air Lines will allow customers to re-book travel affected by COVID-19 for up to 2 years
Delta Air Lines has announced that the company is extending customers’ ability to re-book travel impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic for up to two years.
COVID-19 outbreak at senior living facility in Contra Costa County; 27 test positive
Contra Costa County Health officials on Friday confirmed a COVID-19 outbreak at a senior living facility.
San Francisco races to provide internet access, devices to students in time for distance learning
With San Francisco Unified School District shifting to distance learning amid the coronavirus pandemic, the district wants to make sure all its students have access to the internet at home.
Virtual celebration for Golden Gate Park's 150th anniversary in light of COVID-19 pandemic
San Francisco is not letting the coronavirus pandemic dampen its plans to celebrate the Golden Gate Park’s 150th anniversary on April 4th.
Clarke's Charcoal Broiler in Mountain View ends 75-year run due to economic fallout from COVID-19 crisis
A beloved Mountain View restaurant has closed its doors. Clarke's Charcoal Broiler was the oldest operating restaurant in the city until coronavirus struck.
Threat of coronavirus outbreak latest trouble at decaying SF jail
Health care workers at San Francisco's troubled county jail are preparing for the worst amid the threat of the coronavirus.