San Jose FoodMaxx Store Temporarily Closed After Employee Dies From Coronavirus
A FoodMaxx grocery store in San Jose is temporarily closed following the death of an employee who contracted COVID-19, store officials said Monday.
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A FoodMaxx grocery store in San Jose is temporarily closed following the death of an employee who contracted COVID-19, store officials said Monday.
Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen is reminding the public that the health department's orders to shelter in place carry the full weight of the law. He said businesses not complying with the order will get final warnings, but after that they could face prosecution on a variety of charges.
Health officials in Santa Clara County confirmed three new coronavirus deaths on Monday, raising the death toll from COVID-19 in the county to 13.
A man who was arrested following a fatal shooting inside a San Jose supermarket has been identified by police Monday.
A Santa Clara County Main Jail inmate tested positive for the novel coronavirus Sunday and a San Jose police officer may have been exposed, according to the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office.
Santa Clara County officials unveiled an emergency fund Monday designed to help low income residents and families pay for rent and other basic needs during the growing coronavirus crisis.
Officials in Santa Cruz County on Monday issued a statement urging travelers to avoid crowding the county's beaches during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Two Milpitas firefighters and one of their spouses have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the city's Fire Department announced Monday.
Santa Clara County's Director of Communications and Public Affairs has tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus, county officials said Sunday.
San Jose police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred outside the Chavez Supermarket on Sunday afternoon. The incident marked the city's eighth homicide of 2020.
Officials with Sunnyvale-based company Cepheid on Sunday provided some explanation as to how its recently FDA-approved coronavirus test operates.
A crossing guard in Milpitas has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the city announced Sunday.
The Santa Clara County Public Health Department announced two new deaths from COVID-19, bringing the total number to 10 in the Bay Area county hardest hit by the coronavirus so far.
Health officials were preparing to set up a MASH-style unit inside Santa Clara Convention Center with equipment sent by the federal government to be in place for an anticipated surge of patients suffering from the coronavirus.
Fire departments across the Bay Area were changing the way they operate at work and respond to calls, as they try to prevent exposure to the novel coronavirus.
