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The Easter sunrise service at the historic Mount Davidson Landmark Park in San Francisco was canceled but the cross was illuminated in blue light to show support for healthcare professionals and essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Within days of starting an online fundraising campaign last week, iconic San Francisco independent bookstore City Lights received more than $400,000 from nearly 9,000 contributors.
Moraga-Orinda Fire District crews extinguished a 2-alarm blaze at a hillside home in Orinda early Sunday morning but their work was slowed by a burning car that rolled down the driveway into a fire engine.
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Sheriff's deputies arrested a man Saturday night they said terrorized workers and customers at two restaurants in the unincorporated community of Pacheco, leaving two people with minor stab wounds.
The driver of a pickup truck suspected of DUI, struck a parked vehicle and then plowed some 30 feet into a house near Walnut Creek.
Red Dot Fitness has partnered with a biotech company and is now offering testing for antibodies of COVID-19.
With couples and families under stay at home orders, reports of domestic violence are up in San Francisco, according to Mayor London Breed.
A group of 20 UC San Francisco health care workers -- 12 physicians and eight nurses -- boarded a flight to New York Saturday to join the battle against the coronavirus in that city and were treated to a special shoutout from Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry.
One day after San Francisco announced 70 coronavirus cases at the city's largest homeless shelter, buses were taking residents to city-secured hotels.
While the number of coronavirus patients in ICU units across the San Francisco Bay Area dipped on Saturday, the spread of the illness continued with new deaths reported in Contra Costa, Sonoma, Santa Clara and Alameda counties.
With schools out for weeks during the coronavirus shelter in place, some students from Glorietta Elementary, in Orinda are circulating their own newspaper.
Alameda County reactivated a disaster relief fund to help individuals, community-based organizations, first responders and health care workers in need during to the coronavirus pandemic, and is asking for donations.
A new fundraising campaign in San Jose aims to help keep Bay Area small businesses afloat, $10 at a time.
With most parks shuttered at least for the Easter weekend, Northern Californians seemed to be abiding to the state's shelter in place order to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
