Vallejo Police Officer Tests Positive For Coronavirus After International Trip
A Vallejo police officer has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, police officials announced on Monday.
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A Vallejo police officer has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, police officials announced on Monday.
The City of Santa Rosa is closing all of its parks at the stroke of midnight on Monday, in compliance with an order from county health officials.
Marin County's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Matt Willis, who has been leading the local battle against the coronavirus, announced Monday he has contracted the virus.
Overflowing crowds looking for relief from the shelter-in-place order forced National Park officials to announce they were severely limiting access to the Point Reyes National Seashore for at least the next two weeks.
Napa County Public Health is investigating the county's first two confirmed novel coronavirus cases, officials said Sunday.
Marin officials asked Bay Area residents seeking outdoor relief from the current coronavirus shelter-in-place not to come to their county after roadways, hiking trails and beaches were clogged with thousands of visitors.
Vinters like Napa Valley's HALL Family Wines owner Kathryn Hall are bracing for a big hit.
Health officials have announced Sonoma County's first death from the coronavirus, the 11th fatality from COVID-19 in the San Francisco Bay Area since the outbreak began and the fourth death reported in the region on Friday.
Ten additional COVID-19 coronavirus cases were reported in Marin County Thursday, boosting the number of cases to 25.
Police on Wednesday night arrested a 33-year-old Fairfield man for homicide in the death of a 29-year-old Fairfield man who was run over with a vehicle.
After struggling with high demand and panic buying earlier in the week, on Thursday the shelves on some North Bay grocery stores appeared to be recovering.
Napa police on Thursday arrested a 43-year-old woman on suspicion of fraudulently raising funds for the Napa Valley Unified School District's school lunch program
Solano County became the last Bay Area county to issue a shelter-in-place order in a region-wide effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, county officials announced Wednesday evening.
Amid the coronavirus scare, sterilizing cleaning wipes are flying off of store shelves. Unfortunately, many of those wipes are ending up in sewer systems.
Health officials on Wednesday announced Napa County is joining the coronavirus shelter-in-place order issued by eight other Bay Area counties beginning at midnight this Friday.
