Suspected DUI Driver Rolls Truck Down Embankment Onto Highway 1
CHP officers on Monday afternoon arrested a woman suspected of drunk driving who lost control of her truck, rolling it down an embankment and onto the shoulder of northbound Highway 1.
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CHP officers on Monday afternoon arrested a woman suspected of drunk driving who lost control of her truck, rolling it down an embankment and onto the shoulder of northbound Highway 1.
San Jose Water customers will have uninterrupted service and water shutoffs for nonpayment will be suspended while the Bay Area undergoes shelter-in-place orders.
Verily, a subsidiary of Alphabet and sister company to Google, quickly launched its much anticipated coronavirus testing website for residents in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties late Sunday night.
Officials in Santa Clara County on Monday closed all non-essential services to bolster ongoing efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
The city of Palo Alto is advising residents to submit comments via email and to watch Monday night's City Council meeting instead of attending in person.
An elderly person has died after contracting the novel coronavirus, Gilroy Mayor Roland Velasco announced.
Health officials in San Mateo County on Sunday confirmed the county's first coronavirus death, raising the death toll for the state of California to six.
An early-morning fire at a shuttered former restaurant was contained Sunday by the Santa Clara County Fire Department and the cause is now under investigation.
Stanford University officials announced late Friday the first confirmation of an undergraduate student testing positive for COVID-19 and set a Wednesday afternoon deadline for students to leave campus
Hours after President Donald Trump announced Google would be "very quickly" launching a national website to distribute the latest information on coronavirus testing, the Silicon Valley giant thanked him for his support but clarified the roll out would be slower than he promised and focused first on the Bay Area.
Health officials in the South Bay early Friday evening confirmed the second coronavirus death in Santa Clara County.
A coronavirus outbreak among San Jose firefighters grew to eight confirmed cases Friday with 46 others who may have been exposed still being monitored, officials said.
Apple's World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) scheduled for this June will be going online this year.
The San Jose Sharks were notifying their ticket holders Friday that one of their part-time employees at the SAP Center has tested positive for the coronavirus.
School districts across the Bay Area on Thursday announced closures and cancellations that will put students on a multi-week hiatus because of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
