Coronavirus Update: Vallejo Suspends Shutting Off Water Service After Non-Payment
The city of Vallejo said Monday that it will temporarily suspend shutting off customers' water service after non-payment due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The city of Vallejo said Monday that it will temporarily suspend shutting off customers' water service after non-payment due to the coronavirus pandemic.
California governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Monday to help protect renters and homeowners during the coronavirus pandemic, which includes halting evictions, slowing foreclosures and protecting against utility shutoffs.
The California Legislature approved up to $1 billion in new spending on Monday to combat the coronavirus outbreak, then suspended their work for the next month to try and contain the illness.
School districts in across the Bay Area will continue offering meals for students during the coronavirus shutdown.
Health officials in Santa Clara County announced early Monday evening that there were two more deaths from coronavirus, raising the toll in the county to four.
Santa Cruz County is joining six neighboring Bay Area counties in ordering residents to shelter in place effective at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday and lasting until midnight on April 7 to help restrict the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Four Santa Clara County jail inmates remain isolated after potentially being exposed to a person who tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
As millions of television viewers were warned to start social distancing, many people who work on and behind the cameras were trying to practice what they preach.
While Bay Area health officials are ordering people to keep their distance from the elderly in an attempt to protect a high-risk population from the coronavirus, some are warning that too much isolation could be just as deadly.
The Port of Oakland and Oakland International Airport will continue normal operations despite a Bay Area-wide shelter-in-place order to slow the spread of coronavirus, since both facilities are essential services, port officials said Monday.
On the heels of Tom Hanks and his wife, now another Hollywood star has tested positive for the coronavirus.
CHP officers on Monday afternoon arrested a woman suspected of drunk driving who lost control of her truck, rolling it down an embankment and onto the shoulder of northbound Highway 1.
Kaiser Permanente Washington Research Institute began an anxiously awaited first-stage study of a potential COVID-19 vaccine.
The coronavirus pandemic's effect on the economy triggered a major sell-off Monday on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped nearly 1,000 points in the final hour of trading to drop just short of 3,000 points for the day, the Dow's worst point drop in history.
Bay Area Rapid Transit and other regional transit agencies will continue to operate during the three-week, multi-county shelter-in-place order, the agencies announced Monday.
