Pet owners urged to plan for care of pets in case of hospitalization due to COVID-19
Multiple Bay Area animal shelters would like pet owners to consider what plans need to be made if they become sick with coronavirus.
Fremont tennis coach arrested
Police say the coach is suspected of lewd acts with a teenager.
Hayward modifies COVID-19 testing criteria
This is all in an effort to only test those who appear to be the in the most serious condition.
Total of seven cases of coronavirus at Laguna Honda hospital
The hospital is in San Francisco.
Bloom Energy in Sunnyvale assisting California with critical ventilator refurbishments
Leigh Martinez reports from Oakland.
Gov. Gavin Newsom, Mayor Sam Liccardo speak at Bloom Energy in Sunnyvalek
The Governor and the Mayor spoke to the media on Saturday, March 28, 2020. Bloom Energy is refurbishing ventilators for the State of California.
Widespread park closures begin as officials work to deter crowds
Crowds and close contact alarmed officials who saw social distancing precautions disappear.
SFPD offers $100K reward for info on 2016 murder, disappearance
On April 8, 2016 the body of Nicole Fitts was found buried in McLaren Park by San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department employees. That was three days after Nicole and Arianna were reported missing by family members.
Many Bay Area parks closed starting this weekend
Debora Villalon reports from Marin County.
San Mateo nail salon owners answer call to service by gathering and distributing medical supplies
Amber Lee reports from San Mateo.
SFPD investigating deaths as possible murder-suicide
Officers were called to the room on Cyril Magnin Street shortly after 2 p.m. and found the man and woman dead from apparent gunshot wounds.
7 staffers, 1 patient at Laguna Honda hospital test positive for COVID-19
All are in good condition and the seven staffers include five who provide patient care, according to a release from San Francisco Mayor London Breed.
Danville auctioneer develops online platform for charity auctions
Steve Haworth spoke with KTVU's Frank Mallicoat during Mornings on Two on Saturday, March 28, 2020.
Stay Home, Slow the Spread
Dr. Sonia Angell, Public Health Director of California Department of Health, explains that staying home and keeping six feet between yourself and others will slow the spread of the virus and save lives – and that critical services and programs will remain available to residents.
Police warn about door-to-door coronavirus scams
"These subjects are apparently asking for entry into residences to conduct inspections or searches," police said in a news release. "Neither the CDC nor SFDPH have personnel going door-to-door conducting inspections."
Social distance sing-a-long brings smiles to neighbors faces in San Francisco
In a time of isolation and social distancing, one San Francisco neighborhood found a way to connect through music while adhering to city guidelines in the battle against COVID-19.
San Francisco signs leases for 300 hotel rooms for homeless, seniors to quarantine
San Francisco supervisor Matt Haney on re-purposing the city's empty hotel rooms to be used as places of quarantine for those with COVID-19.
Many Bay Area parks closed this weekend
With the weekend upon us, Bay Area officials implored people to stay home. Many parks and attractions throughout the area announced closures after social distancing along parks and trails last weekend weren't exactly effective.
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.
Coronavirus prompts postponed primaries, questions moving forward
Greg Lee reports.