Coronavirus Update: Lawmakers Want Details On Newsom's Big Medical Mask Buy
California lawmakers want a fuller accounting of Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan to buy 500 million protective masks.
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California lawmakers want a fuller accounting of Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan to buy 500 million protective masks.
49ers fans who were excited to see what the team would do this season following their near Super Bowl win, may have to wait until at least Thanksgiving.
Restaurant workers took to picket lines Thursday in a statewide effort to draw attention to the lack of personal protective equipment at fast food establishments.
Max Gambirazio, who owns the San Carlos roastery business Papachay Peruvian Coffee has been stranded in Peru while an anxious family and struggling business await his return.
San Francisco-based online review platform Yelp announced early Thursday morning that it will be laying off or furloughing of more than 2,000 employees.
Nine Northern Californians who were on the Grand Princess cruise to Hawaii sued Princess Cruise Lines and its parent company, Carnival Corp., in federal court.
As the Bay Area shelter-in-place enters its second month, many people are trying to use online grocery delivery services. But many of the services, like Instacart, Safeway grocery delivery and Amazon Fresh, are experiencing overwhelming demand.
Pacific Gas & Electric Company announced it would keep more than three dozen recreation sites and campgrounds owned by the utility closed.
The Hayward City Council voted on Tuesday night to expand eviction protections to businesses and other commercial building tenants during the new coronavirus pandemic.
The Federal Reserve is temporarily letting Wells Fargo out of the penalty box.
The Stanford Blood Center is seeking plasma donations from those who have recovered from the coronavirus as part of a potential new treatment for patients battling the disease.
A 70-townhome residential project in northeastern Concord can move forward, with the Concord City Council's rejection of an appeal.
Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey says he's dedicating more than a quarter of his wealth to a new fund for charitable causes, with the immediate focus on coronavirus relief efforts.
An email has revealed plans by Fremont-based Tesla to impose paycuts and furloughs starting next week as the automaker struggles with the current coronavirus shelter in place shutdown in California, according to a published report.
As the number of coronavirus-related employee deaths grow, so does the anxiety among essential workers. Several employees say they don't have enough protective gear and are exploring legal action.
