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BART officials announced Friday that the transit agency will close a number of station entrances in San Francisco and Oakland in addition to scheduling some weekend track work due to reduced ridership during the coronavirus pandemic.
Uber is addressing some mistakes it made when originally setting up its financial assistance program for its drivers and delivery workers impacted by coronavirus.
Apple and Google are partnering to help authorities track exposure to the coronavirus using Bluetooth technology.
Bike shops across the country are seeing a huge boom in sales because of social distancing.
As the country grapples with an unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic that's thrown millions of Americans out of work, the U.S. Department of Education is automatically giving most federal student loan borrowers a break from their monthly bills until at least October.
The Town of Danville has decided to postponed a planned reopening of its farmers' market Saturday after a flood of citizen complaints about the appropriateness of the reopening amid the coronavirus shelter-in-place order.
A pet food bank has been created for San Mateo County pet owners facing financial hardship or considered at high risk for the novel coronavirus in San Mateo County, the Peninsula Humane Society said Friday.
A widow in Hayward is still coming to grips with the loss of her husband who died inside Gateway Care and Rehabilitation Center from COVID-19 almost a week ago, calling her ordeal "a true nightmare."
Contra Costa health officials reported Friday another resident death amid a growing outbreak of coronavirus at two senior care facilities.
Park agencies are announcing additional closures for Easter Weekend, urging crowds to stay away and celebrate at home instead.
The City of Oakland unveiled a new initiative Friday to close a number of streets to motorized vehicle traffic and designate them for pedestrians, bicyclists and wheelchair users.
In an effort to give a financial boost to San Francisco's cash-strapped restaurant industry, city officials placed a cap Friday on the charges delivery services can charge during the coronavirus shutdown.
It's still challenging to find toilet paper and hand sanitzer on store shelves due to the coronavirus outbreak, but there's at least one product in surplus: chicken wings.
The coronavirus death toll in San Francisco grew to 13 with three new fatalities being reported Friday and 73 additional residents have tested positive for the disease, according to health officials.
A report of a pipe bomb found in a shopping cart at an Oakland grocery store Friday morning prompted an evacuation.
