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When first responders arrive at a scene, they may focus on the well being of the injured, but they are also concerned about their own health and safety. With the spread of the coronavirus, there are new protocols in place to help.
As the fight against coronavirus ramps up, so does a general sense of fear in the public. With so much talk about staying safe from COVID-19, some might be wondering how to keep those concerns out of our heads.
A suspected drunk driver led police on a chase along Danville streets Friday morning before being stopped, tasered and arrested, authorities said.
Health officials in Contra Costa County, which now has four confirmed cases of coronavirus, on Friday afternoon said they have received 300 test kits from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Officials with the Santa Clara County Public Health Department on Friday afternoon confirmed four new cases of coronavirus in the county.
The organizers of the annual South By Southwest music and tech festival on Friday announced that the city of Austin has cancelled the events scheduled to take place starting next week.
As the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise, Mayor Sam Liccardo of San Jose is seeking to prevent evictions of people who have lost wages due to the outbreak.
A man was stabbed in Novato Friday, allegedly by his roommate who was later found with his own self-inflicted stab wounds, according to police.
More than 2,000 passengers confined to their rooms Friday aboard the Grand Princess, awaiting word from California health officials if 45 passengers and crew members suffering from flu-like symptoms have tested positive for the coronavirus.
A former East Bay youth soccer coach and physical education teacher convicted of having sex with a minor has been sentenced to three years in state prison, authorities said.
Police in San Jose have arrested a man in connection with a child pornography case.
Sonoma County sheriff's deputies arrested three East Bay residents Monday for alleged drug and weapons violations at a residence west of Cotati.
Just as Bay Area schools have been refining their responses to the coronavirus outbreak, local youth sports leagues have told their players, coaches and parents that the game-day experience, including on-field celebrations, will be changing because of the virus spread.
Not that long ago, it might have seemed impossible to think of Alexander Hamilton's story as a musical. The same could be said about the idea of bringing every 8th grade student from Monterey County to San Francisco's Orpheum Theater to see 'Hamilton' come to life on stage.
Thousands of people were confined to a cruise ship circling in international waters off the coast of San Francisco after 21 passengers and crew members tested positive for the new coronavirus.
