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With a surge in coronavirus cases, the information you need to know is coming fast and furious. Here's a roundup of the COVID stories we've published over the last 24 hours.
A 12-year-old has been arrested after allegedly making a fake shooting call to Santa Rosa police that triggered a SWAT response to a local home where heavily armed officers forced the startled residents from the house late Tuesday.
A wildfire fed by high winds burning in the Mono County town of Walker near the California-Nevada border has grown to 5,000 acres in just hours, forcing evacuations and shutting down Highway 395, according to authorities.
The winter storm front that brought rain to the San Francisco Bay Area was triggering high winds, slow travel and as much as a foot of new snow in the Lake Tahoe region on Wednesday.
With hospitalizations and new cases surging in the San Francisco Bay Area, there was new hope in the battle against the coronavirus Wednesday as Pfizer announced more encouraging interim results from its ongoing vaccine study suggesting the shots are 95% effective.
A Santa Clara man who fled to the Dominican Republic in 2019 while on trial for child molestation has been sentenced to life in prison.
After taking the sportsworld's version of a gap year, the Golden State Warriors find themselves holding the No. 2 pick in Wednesday's NBA Draft with several options to consider.
A new wave of panic buying is coinciding new COVID restrictions, a dramatic surge in cases, and traditionally, the busiest time of year for grocery stores.
Police in San Francisco on Tuesday night were investigating an officer-involved shooting on Market Street downtown that sent one man who was reportedly armed with a knife to the hospital.
Mariner Square Athletic Club in Alameda was hoping to celebrate its 40th anniversary next February. Over the last six weeks, they saw signs of hope the business can survive, until this latest blow.
Patients will soon be able to test themselves for coronavirus and get their results in a matter of minutes in the privacy of their own homes.
The largest testing facility in the Bay Area plans to ramp up testing dramatically, ahead of the holiday season.
Motorists are advised to expect delays starting Thursday, when Caltrans and the Solano Transport Authority begin overnight work on the Interstate 80/Interstate 680/State Route 12 Interchange Project, near Fairfield.
With Alameda County closing all indoor dining due to re-entering the Purple Tier, an East Bay waffle shop dating back to the 1920s is in danger of closing.
While officials at San Francisco International Airport are trying to reassure travelers that it is safe to fly during the COVID-19 pandemic, that message is being challenged by some airport workers.
