Coronavirus Update: Kaiser Permanente Restricts Visitor Policies To Prevent COVID-19 Spread
Kaiser Permanente is restricting its visitor policies at all Northern California hospitals to prevent the spread of COVID-19, officials said Wednesday.
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Kaiser Permanente is restricting its visitor policies at all Northern California hospitals to prevent the spread of COVID-19, officials said Wednesday.
The Trump administration is in discussions with the tech industry, including Facebook and Google, about how to use Americans' cellphone location data to track the spread of the novel coronavirus.
A Caltrans employee working at the agency's office in Oakland has tested positive for the coronavirus, prompting a closure of the building.
Safeway and Whole Foods joined the growing number of Northern California grocery chains announcing special hours allowing seniors to shop.
Alameda firefighters who have been recently quarantined after possibly being exposed to a colleague who tested positive for the coronavirus have been cleared to return to duty.
The California State Parks has announced all campgrounds in the system have been temporarily closed in response to the coronavirus crisis.
Local governments are doing what they can to help people who are out of work during the Bay Area shelter-in-place. That relief can't come soon enough for thousands of workers, especially in the service industry.
For Crogan's Irish Pub in Oakland's Montclair, St. Patrick's Day is usually the biggest day of the year. But this year's holiday marked the end of the first day of a three week long shelter-in-place order for much of the Bay Area.
In response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Tuesday issued a declaration to expedite the hiring of more healthcare workers.
San Jose State University confirmed its first case of coronavirus on Tuesday: an off-campus student who is recovering at home.
San Jose's cannabis dispensaries can remain open as "essential services" under the recent shelter in place order issued by Santa Clara County due to the spread of novel coronavirus.
With sweeping new shelter-in-place orders in effect to help slow the spread of coronavirus in the Bay Area, many may be wondering exactly which "essential businesses" are remaining open.
Mobile drive-thru coronavirus testing is ramping up in the Bay Area, albeit slowly and selectively. Two sites, one at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds and the other at the San Mateo County Event Center, are invitation-only, operated by Verily Life Sciences.
With California schools already closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Governor Newsom said Tuesday, few if any are to reopen this school year.
Monterey County confirmed two cases of novel coronavirus Tuesday and said it will enact a shelter-in-place order at midnight Wednesday, following suit with seven Bay Area counties trying to curb the global spread of the novel coronavirus.
