Coronavirus Update: SFMTA Employee Tests Positive
An employee with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has tested positive for the coronavirus, officials announced Wednesday.
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An employee with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has tested positive for the coronavirus, officials announced Wednesday.
The San Francisco City Attorney has directed the owner of a club venue to cancel an illegal party being planned in violation of the city's shelter-in-place health order to help stop the coronavirus spread.
San Mateo County health officials announced four new coronavirus deaths Wednesday, including a second resident of the Atria Senior Living facility in Burlingame.
With countless Bay Area healthcare workers on the front lines battling the coronavirus outbreak, a California Pacific Medical Center senior nurse executive has shared his experience and his concerns about the pandemic.
A San Carlos man whose four-month old son was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries was arrested Tuesday for child cruelty.
In a effort to enforce social distancing, Pacifica and Half Moon Bay officials have announced they were shutting down parking areas of their popular beaches during the coronavirus shelter-in-place.
20 hotel rooms at the Oasis Hotel are no longer sitting vacant during the coronavirus pandemic after dozens of homeless families officially moved in.
The City and County of San Francisco on Tuesday announced the first death of a resident who contracted COVID-19. The man who died was in his 40s and had "multiple, significant underlying health conditions," officials said.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin said his office will not tolerate anyone exploiting the current coronavirus pandemic by committing hate crimes, price gouging or scams.
A sergeant for the San Francisco Police Department assigned to the Special Victims Unit at the Hall of Justice has tested positive for the coronavirus, officials said Tuesday.
The U.S. Postal Service says it needs to hire as many as 1,000 workers in the Bay Area as the economic effects of the novel coronavirus pandemic continue to ripple across the region.
A wrong-way driver in San Francisco's South of Market district collided with two other vehicles Tuesday morning, leaving three people injured - including two with life-threatening injuries.
The trustees of Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont announced Monday that the 152-year-old Catholic university is reducing operations in the wake of a steep decline in enrollment.
Airbnb is allowing travelers to cancel their reservations and get full refunds, without charges or penalties, duirng the coronavirus pandemic but some hosts say the policy impacts them unfairly.
An elderly patient at a Burlingame assisted living center who tested positive for coronavirus, has died.
