Seasonal Allergy Sufferers 'Hyper-Aware' Of Every Symptom Since COVID-19 Outbreak
It is once again that time of year when people's seasonal allergies tend to flare up which is even more worrisome amid the current coronavirus outbreak.
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It is once again that time of year when people's seasonal allergies tend to flare up which is even more worrisome amid the current coronavirus outbreak.
The San Francisco Sheriff's Office on Sunday confirmed a second case of an inmate testing positive for the COVID-19, adding the inmate did not show any COVID-19 symptoms and had been kept isolated from the general population.
San Mateo County leaders and immigrant advocates are begging a judge not to release an alleged rapist and human trafficker who says he fears contracting COVID-19 in jail.
From his kitchen window, quarantined San Francisco designer Ben Ramirez dispenses free coffee with a smile to people in his North Beach neighborhood.
Widespread virus testing is one of the keys to reopening the country but there is still no organized effort to do that so entrepreneurs are stepping in to meet that need.
Bold measures implemented by California leaders, led by members of the Association of Bay Area Health Officers, were central in helping the Golden State avoid the kind of devastation the coronavirus wrought in New York and parts of Europe, experts say.
A leading model projecting coronavirus deaths is lowering its number and could be used as an argument to open up the economy sooner.
Researchers at Northern California universities are not wasting any time in the race for more COVID-19 testing and research to find a cure.
All across the country, people are stepping up to do what they can to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic and the virus may be helping a generation find its power and its character.
Gov. Newsom said the state's existing housing crisis and the outbreak of the coronavirus and need for social distancing has intensified the need to get an estimated 108,000 homeless people off the streets.
Stanford University researchers on Friday announced startling new results from a study which indicates Santa Clara County residents may have been infected 50 to 85 times more than the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in early April.
Several Bay Area educational activity providers, forced to cancel their summer camp programs due to the coronavirus pandemic, say they can't afford to offer refunds to parents who have prepaid for their children to attend.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says he's leaning toward implementing a statewide mandate to require face coverings in public but most Bay Area counties and cities are a step ahead.
Led by Thomas Keller, who made Yountville's The French Laundry a world-famous landmark of fine dining, a group of chefs who say they have paid millions in insurance premiums over the years are now organizing to demand their claims be paid.
It's been nearly a month since California's statewide shelter-in-place order went into effect. For new moms and families, welcoming a baby into this world is proving to be an even bigger challenge than usual.
