Coronavirus Update: Napa County Confirms First 2 Cases of COVID-19
Napa County Public Health is investigating the county's first two confirmed novel coronavirus cases, officials said Sunday.
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Napa County Public Health is investigating the county's first two confirmed novel coronavirus cases, officials said Sunday.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has called on younger Californians to obey the current shelter-in-place order and practice social distancing.
Authorities are investigating a suspected bomb-making operation after a man was injured and a woman was arrested following an explosion at a Butte County home.
While infectious disease experts like Stanford's Dr. Bonnie Maldonado attempt to chart the course of the current coronavirus outbreak in the San Francisco Bay Area, other specialists are trying determine how severe cases develop into life-threatening pneumonia.
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck Sunday morning off the coast of Northern California, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
A Pleasanton pastor is keeping the sacrament of confession personal -- though decidedly not up-close. Penitents can see their priest from the comfort of their car in the parking lot outside St. Augustine Catholic Church every Saturday during the coronavirus lockdown.
Hayward city officials announced Sunday they were converting a local fire house into a testing facility for the coronavirus.
The cause of a fire early Sunday morning at a California Bank & Trust branch in Japantown is under investigation.
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Health officials were preparing to set up a MASH-style unit inside Santa Clara Convention Center with equipment sent by the federal government to be in place for an anticipated surge of patients suffering from the coronavirus.
Marin officials asked Bay Area residents seeking outdoor relief from the current coronavirus shelter-in-place not to come to their county after roadways, hiking trails and beaches were clogged with thousands of visitors.
Fire departments across the Bay Area were changing the way they operate at work and respond to calls, as they try to prevent exposure to the novel coronavirus.
Vinters like Napa Valley's HALL Family Wines owner Kathryn Hall are bracing for a big hit.
Mayor London Breed announced a critical donation of much-needed medical protective equipment for healthcare workers.
The U.S. Coast Guard took a crew member of the Grand Princess cruise ship from the ship Saturday so he could get medical attention for an unspecified "medical emergency."
