Benicia restaurant owner cited over face-mask violations, claims employees exempt
A restaurant owner in Benicia said he was cited for employees not wearing masks, even though those employees have medical conditions.
Facebook falls short in addressing civil rights concerns, audit says
When it comes to addressing civil rights concerns, Facebook is falling short. That's according to a two-year-long independent audit commissioned by the company.
San Francisco’s cable cars may not return until there’s a COVID-19 vaccine
San Francisco's iconic cable cars may not return until there is a vaccine for COVID-19, transportation officials are now saying.
Santa Clara Co. Sheriff's Department investigating human remains found in San Jose
Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department are investigating what appears to be the discovery of human remains, officials said on Thursday.
San Francisco's cable cars may not return until there's a COVID-19 vaccine
San Francisco's iconic cable cars may not return until there is a vaccine for COVID-19, transportation officials are now saying.
San Quentin inmates: “we are dying in here” amid COVID-19 outbreak
COVID-19 has infected more than 1,600 inmates at San Quentin and another 200 state prison employees. So far, there have been seven inmate deaths and more are testing positive for the coronavirus.
Facebook falls short in addressing civil rights concerns, audit says
When it comes to addressing civil rights concerns, Facebook is falling short. That's the finding of a two year long, independent audit commissioned by the company.
Deadly shootings from inside cop cars raising questions
It's been happening over and over: Bay Area law enforcement officers fatally shooting suspects from inside police vehicles. Although many departments frown on the practice, some officers say it's allowed if they feel they could be seriously injured or killed.
SF’s Aquarium of the Bay struggles to survive COVID-19 closure
A San Francisco aquarium is asking to reopen its doors as it faces mounting debts because of COVID-19. The Aquarium of the Bay is in a bind because they can't simply close the doors and walk away just because visitors aren't allowed in.
SF's Aquarium of the Bay struggles to survive COVID-19 closure
A San Francisco aquarium is asking to reopen its doors as it faces mounting debts from COVID-19. The Aquarium of the Bay is in a bind because they can't simply close the doors and walk away just because visitors aren't allowed in. More than 24,000 animals are in need of care.
Face mask citation in Benicia leads to business owner's confusion
A restaurant and bar owner in Benicia is confused over a citation he's facing after employees he says are exempt from wearing face coverings were cited at work.
Call for action at San Quentin Prison
There are now more than 1,300 inmates with COVID-19 at San Quentin Prison. A month ago there were only two dozen. State lawmakers and inmates' family members are now calling on Gov. Gavin Newsom to release more inmates, visit the prison to see the conditions and to take immediate action.
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Cal Fire stretched thin; reinforcements on the way
As firefighters work to tap out the Crews Fire, currently 80% contained in Santa Clara County, word came Thursday that reinforcements are headed to the front lines.
Mountain lion sighting at San Mateo's Laurelwood Park
San Mateo police are alerting the community of a mountain lion sighting in Laurelwood Park Thursday morning.
California’s staggering job losses continue
Though national unemployment claims dipped a little bit since last week, we're still looking at more than 1.3 million layoffs; the 15th straight week of unemployment of over a million a week.
California's staggering job losses continue
For Californians the state's continuing job bleed out can't be sugarcoated, be masked or socially distanced away.
Back and forth COVID-19 reopening factors into state unemployment claims
Though national unemployment claims dipped a little bit since last week, we're still looking at more than 1.3 million layoffs; the fifteenth straight week of unemployment of over a million a week. For Californians the state's continuing job bleed out can't be sugarcoated, be masked or socially distanced away.
Public health officials, advocates speak at San Quentin State Prison regarding COVID-19 outbreak
Public health officials, advocates spoke at San Quentin State Prison on Thursday regarding COVID-19 outbreak.
Gov. Newsom gives update on California's wildfire preparedness
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday gave updates on California's wildfire preparedness and response efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.