40 More Inmates Test Positive For COVID-19 At Santa Rita Jail In Dublin
Forty Alameda County Santa Rita Jail inmates have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus since Wednesday, sheriff's officials said Thursday.
Watch CBS News
Forty Alameda County Santa Rita Jail inmates have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus since Wednesday, sheriff's officials said Thursday.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday was set to interview Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, on the U.S. response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff thinks masks — like seatbelts in cars — need to be part of the American way of life if the country is to overcome the coronavirus pandemic.
The debate over whether distance learning is the right answer to start off the new academic year in San Francisco, many parts of the Bay Area, and across the country is only intensifying with back-to-school just around the corner.
Restaurants in Alameda County got some much-needed news Wednesday night that outdoor dining can stay open, for now.
Newly-reopened businesses in Contra Costa County have shut down again, leaving workers struggling to make ends meet, and forcing some hairstylists to take their business underground.
Thirty years ago, Food for Thought was organized to help HIV patients. Now, that model is being used to feed COVID patients.
Nursing homes in San Mateo County will soon be allowed to welcome visitors, with limitations, under a new order issued Wednesday.
Alameda County supervisors Tuesday bid farewell to the county's former health officer, who was sworn in as the state's epidemiologist.
Workers at Tesla are speaking out after an industry blog reported that more than a hundred employees have tested positive for coronavirus and more than a thousand have been exposed.
Nissan's new electric crossover vehicle the Ariya will go 267 miles on a single change and comes with autonomous driving, so it will park itself and brake on imminent collisions. It also boasts features associated with electric cars, such as quick acceleration and a roomy interior.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District along with Santa Clara County asked Bay Area employers to sign the "Cut the Commute Pledge."
Louis' Restaurant, a San Francisco institution that served pretty good food with stunning views of the wide Pacific for more than eight decades, announced it is closing permanently -- another victim of the coronavirus pandemic.
The governor's new restrictions have dealt another economic and emotional blow to many businesses in Sonoma County.
On the day that gyms, hair-and-nail salons and churches were allowed to reopen, Santa Clara county officials said Monday that they will likely be ordered to shut down again in two days.
