Coronavirus Update: Kaiser Rushes To Build Lab In Berkeley To Process 10,000 Tests / Day
Kaiser Permanente is rushing to build a 7,700-square-foot state-of-the-art lab by June 1 that will be able to conduct 10,000 new coronavirus tests a day.
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Kaiser Permanente is rushing to build a 7,700-square-foot state-of-the-art lab by June 1 that will be able to conduct 10,000 new coronavirus tests a day.
The Bay Area Toll Authority voted Wednesday to suspend weekday congestion pricing on the Bay Bridge indefinitely during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
A carjacking suspect who was arrested 35 minutes after being released from the Alameda County Jail for stealing another car is just one of many cases authorities are being faced with as the coronavirus pandemic forces the release of non-violent suspects from custody.
BART transit officials have announced that all riders will be required to wear masks on trains and in stations starting on Wednesday as tougher shelter-in-place requirements go into effects in the Bay Area counties served by the agency.
It turns out a fake cease-and-desist letter threatening penalties for non-essential construction activity posted the front door of a Danville resident's home on Friday, was a prank.
Contra Costa County residents are encouraged to celebrate Earth Day online Saturday with Supervisor John Gioia.
More than $1.5 million has been raised to support students and their families who have been affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
A fire at an apartment building north of Lake Merritt in Oakland on Tuesday morning left eight people displaced
A 3-alarm fire erupted early Tuesday morning inside Richmond's Bethel Church, sending flames towering out of the structure's roof and bringing firefighters from nearby cities to help battle the blaze.
The East Bay SPCA this week is offering another pet food pantry to residents that need help feeding their dogs or cats during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Oakland's expected revenue may fall short of the city's planned spending by $80 million over the next 14 months unless the city council does something quick.
Schools are shuttered for the remainder of this academic year in the San Francisco Bay Area, but are the kids getting the education they need to move up to the next grade with remote online instruction?
A man who had been arrested for car theft in Oakland - and then released on court-ordered zero bail because of the coronavirus pandemic - was arrested just minutes later in Dublin for carjacking and a second attempted carjacking, according to the sheriff's office.
Benicia High School hosted a cap and gown drive-thru for students on Monday to pick up their ensemble. It's anything but traditional but no doubt one of the unique memories that only the class of 2020 will hold.
Workers at the Marathon Petroleum Co. refinery in unincorporated Contra Costa County began shutdown procedures Sunday as the facility prepares to be temporarily shuttered because of plummeting demand for gasoline amid COVID-19 coronavirus-related travel restrictions.
