Residents shower Fremont police with support from their front yards in wake of stay at home order

As police Fremont officers made their rounds on Saturday night, making sure residents were abiding by California's stay at home order, they were showered with love from the community.

Bay Area health care workers say they're unequipped to handle surge of coronavirus patients

Bay Area health care workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic are speaking about a lack of masks and other equipment needed to handle a possible crush a patients.

Beware of these coronavirus scams

With every disaster there are scams. It's no different with the coronavirus pandemic. 

Suspect wanted after Bay Bridge crash, carjacking

Three lanes are blocked in the east bound direction because of the crash. It's not clear if the carjacking suspect got away or was apprehended.

Expert analysis on the State and Federal response to COVID-19 pandemic
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Former FEMA coordinator Mark Neveau spoke with Andre Senior and Heather Holmes on The Four on Friday, March 20. Neveau, a former FEMA coordinator and Fremont Fire Dept. Battalion Chief, has responded to many of the largest disasters in the U.S. in recent history, including Ground Zero in New York City and several hurricanes along the East Coast.

Oakland police employee tests positive for COVID-19

The employee is currently offsite, self-quarantined, and recovering. The employee has not been to work since March 15, 2020. 

Oakland Mayor Schaaf announces COVID-19 relief fund
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Mayor Schaaf and generous donors announced an emergency relief fund to assist the city's most vulnerable residents.

Working Oakland families hit hard by school closure, shelter in place order

School closures and a mandatory shelter in place around the Bay Area has hit working families especially hard. Families in the Oakland Unified School District are trying to hold on as they work to get through each day with uncertainty about what lies ahead.

Meals on Wheels asks for financial support amid increased demand

Alameda County's Meals on Wheels program is asking for financial support to help it feed the county's 2,400 homebound seniors during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Tesla agrees to suspend vehicle production at Fremont factory

KTVU learned on Wednesday that thousands of employees were told to continue showing up to work despite a shelter in place order that began at midnight Tuesday.

Tesla to close production at Fremont factory
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The electric car maker has been criticized for calling its car production business "essential."

BART to end train service at 9 p.m. following 90 percent decline in night time ridership

BART officials said ridership after 9 p.m. currently represents only 3 percent of the total amount each day, and the agency decided closing early was a better option than running shorter or less frequent trains.

Jails across California, country release inmates because of coronavirus

San Francisco jails only hold the most violent inmates, so they have one of the lowest incarceration rates in the country. That makes social distancing easier, jail officials said.

Fire breaks out at vacant Oakland home, cause under investigation

A KTVU tower cam recorded smoke coming from the property, located near Foothill Boulebvard and 34th Avenue, in the city's Peralta Hacienda neighborhood.