COVID: San Joaquin County Sees Promising Decline in Case Numbers
San Joaquin County has started to see some positive COVID-19 developments, the county's top public health official told the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.
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San Joaquin County has started to see some positive COVID-19 developments, the county's top public health official told the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.
The San José City Council is expected to approve a resolution Tuesday to apologize to Chinese immigrants and their descendants for the role the city played in "systemic and institutional racism, xenophobia, and discrimination."
A driver hit and killed a person walking in a roadway east of the outlet malls in Gilroy Sunday night, police said.
There was a new warning in place early Tuesday for a stretch of beaches on the coast near Davenport where three people have died in the turbulent waters over the last month. See what other beaches fall under the warning.
Health officials in Santa Clara County announced Monday the opening of several sites that will offer booster shots to those who have received the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
Police in Palo Alto have launched a hate crime investigation after racist graffiti was found in a downtown parking garage for the second time in as many weeks.
Flames and thick smoke billowed from a Cupertino home early Monday, claiming the life of a resident whose body was found in the hallway.
The COVID Delta variant surged through the country this summer but the infection rate is now dropping rapidly although experts warn another surge could be coming this winter.
As week three of the Elizabeth Holmes fraud trial wrapped up in San Jose federal court, testimony zeroed in on what she knew about her company's faulty, blood-testing technology and how she went ahead with plans to launch the product anyway.
With millions of Bay Area residents now eligible to get COVID booster shots, local health officials are now ready to start distributing those vital third doses.
Bucking the stereotypical cat-in-tree rescue trope, Salinas firefighters Thursday safely extracted a very upset Red Shouldered Hawk that was tangled in fishing line and snared in the canopy above a local walking trail.
A $20,000 reward was being added Thursday to search for a vandal or vandals who have been using a slingshot to fire ball bearings into windows along the Guadalupe Freeway including at the SAP Center, the San Jose Museum of Art and the county's crime lab.
Santa Clara Valley Water District, the wholesale provider for the South Bay, is embarking on an effort to revamp the image of purified wastewater and lay the groundwork for replenishing local aquifers.
