COVID: Judge Limits Gov. Gavin Newsom's Powers During Pandemic
A Northern California county judge on Monday preliminarily ordered Gov. Gavin Newsom to stop issuing directives related to the coronavirus that might interfere with state law.
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A Northern California county judge on Monday preliminarily ordered Gov. Gavin Newsom to stop issuing directives related to the coronavirus that might interfere with state law.
Stanford University is one of 180 sites around the world involved in a late-stage clinical trial that is testing Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine candidate.
A court has granted Santa Clara County a restraining order against Calvary Chapel San Jose, requiring the church to comply with COVID-19 public health orders.
The Bay Area has been a Democratic Party stronghold for a long time now, and that hasn't changed with this election. But the presidency of Donald Trump has emboldened Republicans to speak out like never before.
Parents and teachers are up in arms about the possibility of an elementary school closing in Newark. Parents gathered outside Graham Elementary School and lined the fence with messages to keep the school open.
Ending a decades-old restrictive policy, the Palo Alto City Council voted to open Foothills Park to all people.
A San Francisco firefighter is in critical condition Monday evening after he fell and hit his head when he was struck by a hose line during a response to a high-rise fire downtown, fire officials said.
Bay Area transit agencies and businesses are offering maps to local polling places and free or discounted rides for people who may need a hand on Election Day.
Authorities in the South Bay on Monday afternoon closed northbound lanes of US-101 in San Jose between the I-280/I-680 connector ramp and Alum Rock for a police investigation for over two hours.
A driver of a Honda Civic died late Monday morning in a head-on collision in unincorporated Sonoma County outside Santa Rosa.
In many places around the Bay Area, people are boarding up shops and preparing for the unknown in the wake of Tuesday's presidential election.
Pandemic closures have had a deep impact on the businesses in San Francisco's Japantown, an impact that some fear may be permanent.
Santa Clara County has surpassed 1 million tests for the novel coronavirus since the pandemic began in March, the county's testing officer said Monday.
On the eve of the election, the Silicon Valley Organization announced Monday that it is dissolving its political action committee amid continuing fallout over a racist campaign ad.
Monterey County Health Department officials said Monday that two of three wolf hybrids that got loose in the San Benancio area last week have been found.
