Coronavirus Update: Santa Clara University Law Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Santa Clara University, which moved all classes online on March 12, announced Saturday that a law student has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Santa Clara University, which moved all classes online on March 12, announced Saturday that a law student has tested positive for the coronavirus.
Pacific Gas & Electric is donating nearly a million protective masks from the supply it keeps on hand for crews responding to fires and construction zones to California hospitals and first responders
A Soquel man has been arrested on charges of embezzlement over $400 and grand theft of an animal for refusing to return a dog brought to him for training
The U.S. Census Bureau is delaying all field operations as a result of the nation's efforts to delay the spread of the deadly novel coronavirus.
A rapid test to detect the coronavirus, developed by Cepheid -- a Sunnyvale company, has been given "emergency use authorization" by Food and Drug Administration, officials said Saturday.
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The statewide stay-at-home order is causing business owners to think outside the box to keep their doors open or, for some, to keep up with demand.
While the statewide stay-at-home order is in place, even our diets may have changed -- perhaps not for the better -- as we make fewer trips to the supermarket.
Bay Area healthcare workers say they desperately need more personal protective equipment as the coronavirus epidemic expands while medical supplies shrink.
In a time of quarantines and stay-at-home orders, should a gun store be considered an "essential business?"
The California National Guard has been deployed to a Sacramento warehouse to distribute food at food banks, according to the governor's office.
Before the coronavirus changed the way people live in San Francisco and elsewhere, the City was already facing several crises. Homelessness and a drug epidemic were the big stories on city streets.
Communities of faith shuttered by the emergency prohibition barring large public gatherings have been forced to get creative to connect with and minister to their congregations.
A 4.5 magnitude earthquake was reported in Indian Hills, near Carson City, Nevada at 6:33 p.m. Friday.
A longtime fixture of San Francisco's live music scene, the 11th Street nightclub Slim's is set to close after over 30 years of operation, according to reports.
