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It's been a year since the historic COVID-19 shutdown and the battle with the virus is still impacting our daily lives. Here's a roundup of the COVID stories we've published over the last 24 hours.
Police were searching for a hit-and-run driver early Wednesday after a woman was killed when a vehicle slammed into a Santa Rosa homeless encampment.
Some economists are calling the pandemic a "she-cession" due to its disproportional impact on women in the workforce.
Six hundred Oakland families will be part of one of the largest basic income pilot programs in the nation, Mayor Libby Schaaf announced Tuesday.
Redwood City police were searching for a man who robbed a sandwich shop at gunpoint Monday night.
After an alarming increase of violent assaults and killings, more Asian Americans are actively seeking out ways to protect themselves and their loved ones.
With more than half of the city's residents being renters, the Richmond City Council voted to protect them during the pandemic by adopting an urgent city ordinance.
Dozens of homeless encampments that have exploded in size since the pandemic began could soon be cleared out in San Jose and relocated on public-owned property.
Police were searching for a man who exposed himself to a minor at Half Moon Bay High School.
A longtime advocate for gun control, Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr made a heartfelt plea for stricter gun laws Tuesday in the wake of the two recent mass shootings in Atlanta and Boulder.
George Segal, the banjo player turned actor who was nominated for an Oscar for 1966′s "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" died Tuesday in Santa Rosa, according to his wife..
Police responded to a shooting in east San Jose around 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Labor analysts warn that California may be faced with a looming labor shortage as the state races to reopen more and more of its economy that was shut down over the past year.
Some first responders are coordinating their own effort to help curb street violence from the recent rash of attacks on Asians in San Francisco.
Prince Harry has joined a San Francisco mental health wellness startup as the firm's chief impact officer.
