Waves Of Bay Area Golfers Hit Sacramento Amid Course Closures
With most courses closed in the Bay Area, golfers there are going the extra mile to play a round.
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With most courses closed in the Bay Area, golfers there are going the extra mile to play a round.
Round two of the Paycheck Protection Program began Monday, with $310 billion available in forgivable small business loans. But the first round of funding ran out in days — and banks were criticized for giving the money to big business instead of mom and pop shops.
After closing for almost a month, all three Selland's Market Cafe locations and OBO Italian Table & Bar will reopen for take-out and delivery.
Some Sutter County employees are headed back to the office as some county departments reopened.
A driver survived a rollover crash in Solano County Monday afternoon with only minor injuries, officials said.
Two former residents have died and 51 people – 34 residents and 17 employees — have been diagnosed with coronavirus at the Turlock Nursing Facility and Rehabilitation Center.
While the process of getting products to the store may change, there's no shortage of food itself.
A burglary suspect reportedly pretended to be asleep when law enforcement contacted her inside an RV she broke into Saturday morning.
An emergency food pantry is helping dozens in a Modesto neighborhood, but this pantry isn't being run by the county or a homeless shelter. It's one family's mission to give back.
A major hospital expansion is opening just as health authorities look for more beds amidst the coronavirus crisis.
The Effie Yaew Nature Center is asking the community to nominate a first responder by emailing in their story.
The California Supreme Court on Monday postponed the state bar exam for licensing new lawyers from July to Sept. 9 and 10.
With the economy sitting at a standstill and revenue streams drying up, companies are looking for ways to reduce costs. And some are cutting salaries and benefits to help make ends meet.
The California governor cautioned that, while California had made progress towards reopening, it's all dependent on people continuing to socially distance.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals says they will be putting up a billboard in remembrance of the thousands of chickens who died in a barn fire last week and to shame meat-eaters.
