Play Ball! This Time With Fans in the Stands
The Giants and A's are hoping to welcome real, living human fans back to their ballparks by opening day.
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The Giants and A's are hoping to welcome real, living human fans back to their ballparks by opening day.
Democrats across the country say there's one solution that can help solve the housing affordability crisis, it's what's known as Social Housing.
California public health officials announced Friday that fan attendance at outdoor sporting events and live performances would be allowed to take place with capacity restrictions starting in April, along with the opening of amusement parks.
A roller rink at San Jose's Eastridge Mall became Santa Clara County's latest mass COVID-19 vaccination site Friday, the third to open in one of the county's hardest hit areas.
A third stimulus check is a very popular idea, but some experts believe it's not what the economy needs right now.
After getting $500 per month for two years without rules on how to spend it, 125 people in Stockton paid off debt, got full-time jobs and reported lower rates of anxiety and depression.
Bay Area commutes are still a lot quicker now then they were before the pandemic, but more lengthy travel times could return once kids are back in school.
Santa Clara County, the Bay Area's largest, entered the state's less-restrictive Red Tier on Wednesday, allowing indoor dining, exercising in gyms and fitness studios and watching movies in theaters to resume.
A proposed expansion at the Livermore Airport is causing concern among some people who live nearby who say this isn't just a case of "not in my backyard."
With San Francisco returning to the state's Red Tier Wednesday, the city's service industry has more flexibility and many business owners are feeling more confident.
Gov. Gavin Newsom expressed confidence that some fans could return to the state's Major League Baseball stadiums possibly as soon as Opening Day in April.
A San Francisco businesswoman is making a difference in her Bayview neighborhood as it deals with a high concentration of coronavirus cases and a growing number of residents with food insecurity.
With three more Bay Area counties moving into the Red Tier Wednesday, many local businesses are moving ahead with plans to welcome people back indoors.
Under the Red Tier, San Francisco restaurants can offer indoor dining for the first time since September starting Wednesday, March 3.
Gas prices in the Bay Area are racing towards pre-pandemic levels as the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues and more cars and drivers hit the road.
