Solano County Voters Elect New Mayors in Dixon, Benicia
Two cities in Solano County appear to have elected two new mayors in the 2020 election Tuesday.
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Two cities in Solano County appear to have elected two new mayors in the 2020 election Tuesday.
A proposition that would keep alive first-of-its-kind stem cell research program in the East Bay was leading after the polls closed on Tuesday.
Bay Area health officials are strongly recommending that people going away for the holidays quarantine for 14 days, upon their return.
At least one Bay Area hospital prepared for a possible surge in cardiac patients as Election Day returns start flowing in Tuesday night.
San Francisco could soon become the largest city in the country to ban smoking inside most multi-unit residential buildings, including inside units.
Stanford University is one of 180 sites around the world involved in a late-stage clinical trial that is testing Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine candidate.
A court has granted Santa Clara County a restraining order against Calvary Chapel San Jose, requiring the church to comply with COVID-19 public health orders.
Santa Clara County has surpassed 1 million tests for the novel coronavirus since the pandemic began in March, the county's testing officer said Monday.
A COVID-19 testing event at a church in Oakland Saturday morning was looking for people who are infected but it also highlighted the importance of discovering the people who aren't.
The Solano County public health department reported Friday the first patient suffering both the flu and COVID-19.
High housing costs in the Bay Area plus a lack of child care are forcing low-income moms to make tough choices.
As COVID-19 cases are spiking in some parts of the country, the Bay Area cities is doing better so far.
Here it comes again! Early Sunday morning, Daylight Saving Time goes away and everyone needs to turn their clocks back one hour.
A Solano County resident has tested positive for both COVID-19 and the flu, marking the county's first case of co-infection, health officials announced Thursday.
State officials want to move thousands of prisoners to safer areas during the COVID-19 pandemic but they say more than 200 California inmates refuse to be transferred.
