Surge in COVID-19 Cases Prompts State Officials to Consider Rolling Back Reopening
As California hit a 3,792 COVID-19 hospitalizations over the weekend, Gov. Newsom warned Monday that tougher restrictions could once again be enforced.
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As California hit a 3,792 COVID-19 hospitalizations over the weekend, Gov. Newsom warned Monday that tougher restrictions could once again be enforced.
A Bay Area attorney known for suing e-mail spammers is suing Facebook after having his account blocked numerous times for what he says is protected political speech.
Dozens of people, students and current and former faculty members of City College of San Francisco demanded the school reverse its decision and keep the Fort Mason campus open as well as hire more African American teachers.
California can't require a cancer warning label on Roundup, the world's most widely-used weed killer, U.S. District Judge William Shubb ruled on Monday.
Museums across San Francisco that have been closed for months due to the COVID-19 shelter in place order got a surprise phone call from the mayor's office Monday, giving them the green light to reopen.
More than 1600 workers at Alphabet Inc. petitioned the parent company's Google unit to stop working with police departments, according a report.
The coronavirus pandemic has hit transit agencies across the Bay Area hard, with BART still operating at slightly more than 10 percent of normal ridership.
An earthquake rattled Inyo County near the eastern Sierra Nevada town of Lone Pine Monday evening but no damage or injuries were immediately reported.
Santa Clara County is taking up a proposal to declare racism a public health crisis. It's an effort to refocus public policy that could affect everything from schools to law enforcement.
San Jose Police were looking for the public's help in identifying a woman who purposely coughed in the face of a toddler who was in a stroller while waiting in line at a yogurt shop.
The owners of barbershops and hair and nail salons are expressing frustration and growing impatience with the Santa Clara County Public Health Department, criticizing the lack of a clear timeline allowing them to reopen.
oel Schumacher, the eclectic and brazen filmmaker who dressed New York department store windows before shepherding the Brat Pack to the big screen in "St. Elmo's Fire" and steering the Batman franchise into its most baroque territory in "Batman Forever" and "Batman & Robin," has died. He was 80.
Lyft Inc. has agreed to settle allegations that it violated federal law when some of its drivers refused to give rides to people using folding walkers or collapsible wheelchairs in the Los Angeles area, the U.S. attorney's office announced Monday.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a shooting that left five victims injured in the Tenderloin District Monday afternoon, according to authorities.
An outbreak of coronavirus among the inmates at San Quentin grew to 317 confirmed active cases Monday, more than doubling over the weekend, state prison officials said.
