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Mayor London Breed has unveiled a program offering mental health resources to San Francisco Unified School District students and their families as schools remain closed.
Crews from Caltrans on Friday were assessing the damage a washout south of Big Sur that was caused by the massive atmospheric river downpour did to a stretch of State Highway 1.
With the surge in new coronavirus cases beginning to ease and demand for vaccination growing, the information you need to know is coming fast and furious. Here's a roundup of the COVID stories we've published over the 24 hours.
Johnson & Johnson says its vaccine will either prevent you from getting COVID, or if you have it, it would be a much milder case. The company plans to get emergency authorization in the U.S. within a week, and supply 100 million doses by June.
During the pandemic, restaurants in San Mateo have added thousands of square feet of outdoor dining space. Now city leaders are wondering: should this be made permanent?
A Santa Clara County Sheriff's deputy has been arrested and accused of lying about a shooting last year in which he claimed to be injured.
The San Francisco International Arts Festival wants to hold a performing arts event in May. The organization and the performers believe they are protected by the first amendment and they're suing San Francisco to allow the outdoor festival to take place.
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday issued an emergency proclamation for the counties of Monterey and San Luis Obispo due to damage caused by winter storms this past week.
As many Bay Area residents tried to return to a sense of normalcy by having dinner outdoors at a restaurant Friday, a new health recommendation is suggesting that wearing two masks can provide better protection when indoors.
Nearly a year after the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Santa Clara County, health officials marked a somber milestone, announcing the county had topped the 100,000 mark in coronavirus cases.
The giant Ferris wheel in Golden Gate Park could be around for another four years if San Francisco's parks department gets its way. But the plan has drawn opposition from some groups, who call it an eyesore.
While Johnson & Johnson's new vaccine may provide more help on the horizon, on Friday there was another sign of the vaccine supply crunch in the Bay Area.
The past week's storm drenched the Bay Area, essentially doubling rainfall totals for this winter. But the impact on the Bay Area's water supply depends on where you look and who you ask.
Missing persons investigators are seeking information on the disappearance of a 23-year-old San Francisco man who went missing in early December.
Alameda police are trying to figure out how a man dressed as an officer got inside the police department office building early Thursday morning.
