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New health orders are expected to take effect in Santa Clara County Tuesday that could ease from the 'Purple Tier' to the 'Red Tier' in the state's new four-tier, color coded ranking system for tracking the spread of coronavirus.
A study highlighting the roles of immigrants in San Jose and the struggles they've faced during COVID-19 is leading the city to create more inclusive relief measures.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District announced Monday that it's extending its Spare The Air alert through Wednesday, making a record-breaking 23-day alert.
Volunteers Diana Kronstadt and Helaine Melnitzer were immersed in a San Quentin rehabilitation program when COVID-19 blocked them from entering the prison.
Parking lots at Ocean Beach in San Francisco are closed Sunday following a large gathering there on Saturday, Mayor London Breed announced.
President Donald Trump is coming after Laurene Powell Jobs, the philanthropist billionaire who owns The Atlantic and Axios.
"For the first time in American history, a president has repeatedly shown utter and vulgar contempt and disrespect for those who have served and died serving our country," Capt. Sullenberger, the pilot famed for 2009's "Miracle on the Hudson," wrote on Facebook.
As Pacifica closes its beaches and parking lots for Labor Day Weekend to slow the spread of COVID-19, local business are hoping customers will still come.
The fight over whether ride-hail drivers should be treated as employees or independent contractors, as they have long been treated by Uber and Lyft, could determine whether other parts of the industry are similarly targeted -- in particular fast-growing, on-demand grocery- and food-delivery businesses.
For the first time in years, boats will soon be able to travel freely again down the Petaluma River.
A group of 29 local journalists, all women, called out a Bay Area media blogger for being a misogynist in an open letter published Friday on Medium.
The Trump administration is reversing course on its plans to shut down Stars and Stripes, the independent newspaper funded by the Department of Defense that has been a beacon of news and information for members of the military and their families for generations.
Mayor Sam Liccardo publicly urged the California Legislature to return to session to pass Senate Bill 995, which streamlines the process for major housing development projects.
After years of fruitless debate, California now is on the verge of phasing out its state-operated juvenile prison system, a move hailed by reform advocates and criticized by counties that would assume responsibility for some of the state's most violent criminal youth.
The Golden State Warriors announced Friday that team facilities in Oakland, San Francisco and Santa Cruz to support voter participation in the 2020 General Election.
