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Frameline, one of the world's most highly regarded LGBTQ+ film festivals, announced Tuesday that it is postponing its 44th San Francisco Bay Area program originally set for mid-to-late June.
East Bay Congressman Mark DeSaulnier remains in critical but stable condition and is showing progress during treatment for pneumonia, his family announced Tuesday.
Amtrak's daily "California Zephyr" train between Emeryville and Chicago is temporarily suspended west of Denver, the result of one Amtrak employee testing positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus, an Amtrak spokeswoman said Tuesday.
Oakland Athletics minor league manager Webster Garrison is hospitalized in Louisiana and on a ventilator with the coronavirus, according to his fiancee.
A minimum-security inmate from Solano County, Lester Jackson, walked away from a firefighting prison camp in Northern California Tuesday and was being sought.
Amid the worst outbreak of the coronavirus in the San Francisco Bay Area, Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody on Tuesday offered some words of hope to local residents.
The California Highway Patrol has released a sketch of a person of interest in a fatal shooting on Interstate Highway 80 in Vacaville in June.
A husband and wife have been arrested in a gang-related shooting in San Mateo that left two people injured, including one in critical condition.
Walmart and Sam's Club said Tuesday the retailers will begin taking workers' temperatures at stores and warehouses before they begin their shifts in an attempt to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Social distancing isn't keeping a Tennessee grandfather and granddaughter from doing something they love to do together: dancing.
An employee in the United States Postal Service's Annex in Santa Rosa tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus and is under quarantine at home.
Facebook is rolling out a new tool that lets its users offer or request help from their neighbors during the coronavirus pandemic.
As COVID-19 fears rattle the markets and shake the economy, it might be a good time to find yourself a new or extra source of income.
A Bay Area woman was sentenced Tuesday to seven months in prison for paying bribes to rig her two daughters' college admissions exams and get one of them into Georgetown University as a fake tennis recruit.
Health officials announced four new coronavirus deaths Tuesday among San Mateo County residents 60-years-old or older.
