No one tests positive for coronavirus in small California town of Bolinas
Why this occurred and how unusual it has not yet been explained.
Pregnant women turn to midwives as alternative to hospital delivery
The pandemic is causing concern for some pregnant women about giving birth at a hospital, and as a result many are turning to midwives as an alternative for their delivery.
Bay Area public health officers discuss state of pandemic
KTVU political reporter Greg Lee spoke with the public health officers for Marin County, Dr. Matt Willis; Contra Costa county, Dr. Chris Farnitano; and Alameda county, Dr. Erica Pan about the state of the coronavirus pandemic.
Fire causes extensive damage to historic building at Point Reyes Station
The fire was reported at 12:10 p.m. at the 1914 era Foresters Hall in the 500 block of Mesa Road and witnesses said smoke and flames were coming from the back of the building.
Fire damages historic Point Reyes Station building
No one was injured in the fire, and the cause of the blaze remains under investigation.
New report shows Golden Gate Bridge traffic down over 70 percent
Between April 5-11, Golden Gate Bridge traffic was down 71.5 percent from the same period in April of 2019.
Families with loved ones inside nursing homes during pandemic cope with anxiety
Nursing homes- with their vulnerable residents- might seem ideal for COVID-19 testing. But critics say testing is spotty at best, and often launched only after people are sick and dying.
Sales suggest cannabis delivery business thriving during pandemic
Marijuana's unofficial holiday, 4-20, went virtual this year as public gatherings were banned and the traditional "smoke-outs" moved to group chats and social media.
Coalition of companies manufacturing face masks in Sausalito
A coalition of companies has re-tooled their normal operations to help during the COVID-19 crisis.
Masks are now mandatory in parts of the Bay Area
Sonoma County, Marin County, and the city of Fremont have already announced new rules enforcing the use of face coverings in public. Other Bay Area counties are considering similar measures as the shelter in place order is set to expire on May 4.
North Bay authorities step up shelter-in-place orders with citations
As shelter-in-place orders hit the four week mark, enforcement is being stepped-up.
H.S. senior delivers food to his immunocompromised former 5th grade teacher
A high-school senior is paying back his fifth-grade teacher who is immunocompromised by delivering her healthy foods as she is sheltering at home during the pandemic.
Deputies arrest car theft suspect tracked from Sonoma to Novato
The auto theft was reported to Sonoma police between 6 and 6:30 p.m. and sheriff's deputies spotted and pursued the vehicle, but called it off "due to the suspect's increasingly reckless driving behavior."
Domestic violence crimes increase during pandemic
As people shelter in place, crime is decreasing in most categories. But not domestic violence.
Fairfax volunteers check in on the vulnerable during shelter-in-place orders
Governor Newsom is calling on Californians to check on each other, entering a tough new month.
3 new COVID-19 deaths reported in Marin County, 6 additional cases
At least three other people have died from novel coronavirus and six new cases were reported in Marin County as of Monday afternoon, county health officials said.
Death row inmate Lonnie D. Franklin found dead in cell at San Quentin
Medical assistance was rendered when he was found and an ambulance was summoned. Franklin was pronounced dead at 7:43 p.m.
Widespread park closures begin as officials work to deter crowds
Crowds and close contact alarmed officials who saw social distancing precautions disappear.
Many Bay Area parks closed starting this weekend
Debora Villalon reports from Marin County.
Medical students organize supply donation drive at Marin Co.’s Bon Air Shopping Center
In the parking lot of the Bon Air Shopping Center in Marin County Friday, people dropped by to donate N95 masks and gloves to help keep safe the doctors, nurses and health workers on the front lines of the pandemic.