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Vilified, threatened with violence and in some cases burned out, dozens of state and local public health officials around the country have resigned or have been fired amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The state's top public health official has resigned, just days after the state announced a fix for a glitch that caused a lag in reporting coronavirus test results used to make decisions about reopening businesses and schools.
Facebook fired a senior engineer this week who collected evidence showing the social media company giving preferential treatment to right wing accounts.
Street closures in downtown Livermore were supposed to help businesses survive the pandemic but they ended up hurting many retailers. So, the city has decided to reopen First Street this weekend.
Santa Clara County and the City of Chicago filed an amicus curiae brief Friday on behalf of a coalition of 31 local governments defending the rights of LGBTQ people to access health care without fear of discrimination.
Officials with the Oakland Unified School District Friday said students will be learning from home for the foreseeable future as the new school year begins Monday.
Congressional Democrats and White House officials again failed to reach a deal over coronavirus relief legislation after meeting on Friday.
Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott met with representatives from the #WeAreUnited college player group, with much of the discussion focused on the conference's health and safety protocols.
The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office announced Friday that four people -- including a Santa Clara County Sheriff's captain -- have been indicted by a grand jury on felony bribery and conspiracy charges in a scheme tied to Sheriff Laurie Smith's reelection campaign.
Oakland Athletics bench coach Ryan Christenson apologized Thursday evening for raising his arm during a postgame celebration in what looked like a Nazi salute.
After being delayed by protestors the night before, the Antioch Unified School Board voted Thursday to bring back school resource officers to campus
The Bay Area came together Thursday to support the victims of the powerful explosions in Beirut two days before.
A federal judge Thursday ordered coronavirus testing of everyone held at a California immigration detention center, saying authorities had shown "deliberate indifference to the risk of an outbreak."
Worried about the unpredictable coronavirus wreaking havoc on the November election, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law Thursday to let counties offer fewer in-person polling places in exchange for opening the sites earlier.
Californians who have lost their jobs now appear to be losing some hope of ever being called that to work.
