Valencia Street in SF Mission District Goes Car-Free
A car-free Valencia Street has energized a neighborhood hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
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A car-free Valencia Street has energized a neighborhood hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
A new COVID-19 testing and tracking program is underway to prevent outbreaks in one of San Francisco's most vulnerable communities.
Medical experts, including several at UCSF and the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, have signed onto a letter urging political leaders to shut down the country again to contain the new surge in COVID-19 cases.
Two San Francisco supervisors announced Thursday that they support a growing movement to remove Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's name from the city-operated public hospital.
Alameda County sheriff's deputy Oscar Rocha died Thursday evening after undergoing treatment for COVID-19 at a hospital in Walnut Creek.
After being closed for four months, the Oakland Zoo will reopen next week and it will look a little different after implementing health and safety protocols.
Your next home-improvement project may well cost more due to a shortage of lumber and you can blame COVID-19 for it.
There's renewed talk of elementary schools -- even in counties on the state watchlist -- reopening but the process in the Bay Area as it currently stands, varies widely.
California's legislative leaders said Thursday they will let absent lawmakers vote on bills during the final month of the legislative session after at least seven people who work in the state Capitol became infected with the coronavirus.
A group of California Lyft drivers is accusing the company of forcing them to buy their own personal protective equipment to avoid catching Covid-19 at work.
White House coronavirus task force coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx privately told a group of state and local health officials Wednesday about a concerning rise in coronavirus cases in 12 U.S. cities, including San Jose.
As California set an alarming new record on Wednesday with nearly 13,000 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, a Bay Area health expert is making a grim prediction that COVID-19 may impact our communities for up to ten years.
The detection of an Asian gypsy moth in the city of Sunnyvale has prompted an extensive survey by the County of Santa Clara Agricultural Commissioner in cooperation with the California Department of Food and Agriculture and the United States Department of Agriculture.
San Jose has joined cities around the Bay Area in implementing a "safe streets" program to give people and businesses room to spread out.
