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A San Jose State University professor helped design an innovative new ad campaign, specifically encouraging members of the city's Latino and Vietnamese communities to get vaccinated.
After a controversial new abortion law went into effect Wednesday in Texas, politicians and activists in California started speaking up.
California residents can cut the particulate matter in their homes in half during wildfire season by closing windows, using air filtration systems and cooking less, a University of California at Berkeley study found.
Amid concerns about the Delta variant and rising COVID-19 cases, the Bay Area Council called on all private-sector businesses in the region to implement vaccine requirements.
Sutter Health agreed to pay $90 million to settle a civil lawsuit that alleged the company had overcharged a federal Medicare program.
Google has again postponed plans to return to the office, saying most workers would not need to return until early 2022, nearly two years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As kids are heading back to school, some are already coming down with sniffles and tummy aches. But what's the guidance on how parent's navigate through the pandemic this school year? The rules may be tough to figure out.
An in-depth report from the Centers for Disease Control highlighting a major COVID-19 outbreak at one Marin County school is giving a clear picture of the do's and don'ts for schools that are fully reopening.
In the greater Bay Area, COVID-19 vaccination rates among people age 12 and up are outpacing the state's vaccination rate in all but one county as of Monday.
Air district officials issued an air quality advisory for Monday as haze and smoke from wildfires lingers above the Bay Area.
All Contra Costa County employees must be vaccinated by October 4 or face discipline up to and including termination, a county official said this week.
Hundreds of families that enrolled their children for in-person classes this fall are now pulling them back home for independent study in the Mount Diablo Unified School District. This hesitation comes as COVID case numbers climb all across the country.
Some adult mosquitos in Sunnyvale and Santa Clara have tested positive for the West Nile virus, following positive test results among mosquitos in Gilroy.
A boil water notice has been canceled after affecting a large portion of Healdsburg since Wednesday when a water main broke at a construction site, city officials said Friday.
SAP Center officials announced that, beginning Sept. 20, all events at the arena will require attendees to show proof of vaccination.
