California EDD Suspends 1.4 Million Virus Unemployment Claims
California has frozen 1.4 million unemployment claims as it battles fraud in its massive coronavirus unemployment relief program, it was reported Wednesday.
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California has frozen 1.4 million unemployment claims as it battles fraud in its massive coronavirus unemployment relief program, it was reported Wednesday.
ICU capacity in the Bay Area was down to 3.5% on Thursday. Public health officials said they expected the drop because they've now discovered that coronavirus infections follow a predictable timeline.
Don Hardy, an East Bay filmmaker, is tackling a timely topic of particular concern to Northern Californians: homelessness.
In the Bay Area, local activists can't stop thinking about how the law enforcement response at the U.S. Capitol would've been very different if it had been a Black Lives Matter protest.
UCSF Dept. of Medicine chairman Dr. Bob Wachter said California should consider a lottery system as a more equitable way to coordinate coronavirus vaccinations.
The future of the Republican Party in California is being reshaped amid the turmoil and chaos that unfolded Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol.
On Thursday, Oakland's interim police chief warned of tough choices ahead for her department due to looming budget cuts.
Top lawmakers from California, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Dianne Feinstein, urged the removal of President Donald Trump following Wednesday's deadly siege of the U.S. Capitol by his supporters.
A microgrant program to help Martinez small businesses and offering support for a Contra Costa County-wide cap on what food delivery services like DoorDash and GrubHub are among the measures Martinez leaders hope to approve this month.
While President Donald Trump regained access to his Twitter account Thursday, Facebook said it was extending a block of his Facebook and Instagram accounts indefinitely.
The California Department of Public Health issued a new advisory discouraging residents from non-essential travel far from home as COVID-19 cases surge.
The Oakland Police Department on Thursday condemned the words and actions of a former officer who said he participated in the march on Capitol Hill in Washington that ended in rioting and violence.
San Francisco Recreation and Park Department officials announced Thursday that Camp Mather, the city-owned camp located in Tuolumne County, will remain closed for the second summer due to COVID-19.
San Francisco police have arrested an 18-year-old accused in the shooting of a 6-year old boy who was killed while outside enjoying fireworks on July 4.
Offensive assistant Katie Sowers, the first female coach to make it to the Super Bowl, will not be returning to the San Francisco 49ers in 2021.
