What the record-setting surge of early voting means
Greg Lee reports.
Greg Lee reports.
Cluster of COVID-19 cases at UCSF
UCSF Medical Center confirmed five cases of COVID-19 in one of its units and said transmission could have occurred within the hospital.?
UCSF Medical Center confirmed five cases of COVID-19 in one of its units and said transmission could have occurred within the hospital.?
Colder weather coinciding with orange-tier status is good news for restaurants
San Mateo County moved up to the second least restrictive orange tier in California's color-coded reopening plan on Wednesday.
San Mateo County moved up to the second least restrictive orange tier in California's color-coded reopening plan on Wednesday.
6 San Francisco supervisor seats up for grabs in next week's election
San Franciscans in Tuesday's election will decide six supervisors' races, which include more than two dozen candidates, some of whom are already familiar faces within city politics.
San Franciscans in Tuesday's election will decide six supervisors' races, which include more than two dozen candidates, some of whom are already familiar faces within city politics.
4 Bay Area counties allow more businesses to reopen after moving to orange tier
Jesse Gary reports.
Jesse Gary reports.
Republican lawmakers question the heads of social media and tech giants
Allie Rasmus reports.
Allie Rasmus reports.
Henry Lee reports.
Days before the election, more than 7 million Californians have voted early
KTVU's Tom Vacar speaks with some Bay Area voters about what is likely the nation's most critical and contested elections in American history.
KTVU's Tom Vacar speaks with some Bay Area voters about what is likely the nation's most critical and contested elections in American history.
Sonoma County sheriff rescue at Fort Ross
Sonoma County sheriff rescue at Fort Ross
Sonoma County sheriff rescue at Fort Ross
A look at the Shared Spaces program in San Francisco
Robin Abad-Ocubillo joins Mornings on 2 to talk about the Shared Spaces program in San Francisco. Robin and Sal chat about the successes of the program and what's next for 1,800 businesses that have expanded onto streets, sidewalks, and parking spots.
Robin Abad-Ocubillo joins Mornings on 2 to talk about the Shared Spaces program in San Francisco. Robin and Sal chat about the successes of the program and what's next for 1,800 businesses that have expanded onto streets, sidewalks, and parking spots.
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk could be first amusement park to reopen
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk could be first amusement park to reopen with limitations
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk could be first amusement park to reopen with limitations
Woman arrested following crash on I-880
A woman was arrested on suspicion of DUI following crash on I-880
A woman was arrested on suspicion of DUI following crash on I-880
SJUSD discusses returning to classrooms
San Jose school leaders are discussing whether to return to class in January. And the Alameda Unified school board also said they would return in some fashion next year.
San Jose school leaders are discussing whether to return to class in January. And the Alameda Unified school board also said they would return in some fashion next year.
More Bay Area counties move into orange tier
Marin, San Mateo and Contra Costa counties were given the OK to join Napa, Santa Clara and Alameda counties in entering the orange tier. Jesse Gary reports
Marin, San Mateo and Contra Costa counties were given the OK to join Napa, Santa Clara and Alameda counties in entering the orange tier. Jesse Gary reports
Ghirardelli Square sign shining bright after complete restoration
The iconic marquee at San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square is lit up once again for the first time in months.
The iconic marquee at San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square is lit up once again for the first time in months.
Ghirardelli Square sign shining bright after complete restoration
A San Francisco landmark is shining bright once again. The Ghirardelli Square sign that has stood since 1915, has been completely restored. Some nearby business owners see it as a sign of hope business will pick up even during the pandemic.
A San Francisco landmark is shining bright once again. The Ghirardelli Square sign that has stood since 1915, has been completely restored. Some nearby business owners see it as a sign of hope business will pick up even during the pandemic.
Novato residents opposed to living among homeless housed in hotels
A proposed expansion of the state's Project HomeKey initiative that houses homeless in hotel rooms, is meeting opposition in Novato. Local jurisdictions say they have no veto power against the state's decision to place homeless on properties.
A proposed expansion of the state's Project HomeKey initiative that houses homeless in hotel rooms, is meeting opposition in Novato. Local jurisdictions say they have no veto power against the state's decision to place homeless on properties.
Record number of ballots being returned ahead of Election Day
Some Bay Area counties will be opening their in-person voting centers ahead of Election Day this Saturday. But already we're seeing record early turnout in many areas like Contra Costa County which has seen 48% of its ballots returned.
Some Bay Area counties will be opening their in-person voting centers ahead of Election Day this Saturday. But already we're seeing record early turnout in many areas like Contra Costa County which has seen 48% of its ballots returned.
Danville street will remain open to traffic as part of COVID crackdown
A popular East Bay street is set to remain open to traffic this weekend after complaints about the way it was being used for outdoor dining.
A popular East Bay street is set to remain open to traffic this weekend after complaints about the way it was being used for outdoor dining.
UCSF Medical Center identifies 5 COVID cases, possible hospital transmissions
Two patients sharing a room at UCSF Medical Center and three employees who were caring for them have tested positive for COVID-19, the hospital said on Tuesday.
Two patients sharing a room at UCSF Medical Center and three employees who were caring for them have tested positive for COVID-19, the hospital said on Tuesday.