Research shows COVID causes some to lose their mental capacity
We're learning more about the effects of coronavirus on the brain. For some people, the impact can be devastating. Ian Lee reports. (5-6-22)
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We're learning more about the effects of coronavirus on the brain. For some people, the impact can be devastating. Ian Lee reports. (5-6-22)
An ex-Pleasanton resident admitted in federal court Thursday to stealing more than $180,000 in COVID-19 relief funds that were intended for his healthcare and hospice businesses, federal prosecutors said.
Nearly everyone knows a friend, family member or work colleague who has recently suffered with some symptoms of the virus.
Santa Clara County's public health officer is calling the latest South Bay spike in COVID-19 cases a "swell wave." Kiet Do reports. (5-5-22)
A COVID-19 drive-thru 'test-to-treat' site is now open at the College of San Mateo.
Berlin-based American Maestro Roderick Cox talks to Black Renaissance host Jan Mabry about returning to the stage after more than a year of COVID as SF Opera presents the first-ever drive-in opera, "The Barber of Seville". For tickets and information visit sfopera.com.
A new site is opening up where people can test for COVID and receive the treatment in the same place. Max Darrow reports. (5-5-22)
A California measure that would allow children age 12 and up to be vaccinated without their parents' consent, including against the coronavirus, cleared its first legislative hurdle Thursday.
Award-winning director Peter Nicks talks to BR host Jan Mabry about his latest documentary, 'Homeroom' that follows Oakland High's Class of 2020 through the pandemic. Don't miss 'Homeroom,' now streaming on Hulu.
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the Bay Area, a South Bay high school is dealing with a significant uptick in cases.
As the masks come off and restrictions fall, COVID-19 infections are rising in the Bay Area, where the Center for Disease Controls's data shows all nine Bay Area counties have a "high" rate of coronavirus transmission.
San Mateo County health officials reported Tuesday that COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations have increased in the last month but they are not concerned about the increase.
San Francisco Mime Troupe actor, director Velina Brown talks to BR's Jan Mabry about theatre in the era of COVID-19, and the company's latest radio play, 'A Red Carol' now playing through January 17. For more info, visit sfmt.org.
An outbreak of breakthrough COVID infections has swept through the San Francisco Giants lockrroom, sidelining five players including slugger Brandon Belt.
BART is now the one Bay Area transit agency where masks are still required. Wilson Walker reports. (4-28-22)
Ryan Yamamoto discusses coronavirus vaccines for children with Dr. Megan Klenow from MarinHealth. (4-28-22)
Jocelyn Moran reports on important COVID genome sequencing work being done in a Bay Area lab (4-28-2022)
BART officials on Thursday morning voted to reinstate a mask mandate that will remain in effect into July.
An expert at UCSF weighs in on Dr. Anthony Fauci's recent comments on COVID-19, where he recently said that the country was "out of the pandemic phase" before clarifying that the pandemic was not over and actually in a "decelerated" and "controlled" phase. Katie Nielsen reports. (4/27/22)
Dr. Anthony Fauci on Wednesday said the U.S. was in a "decelerated" phase of the pandemic.
Wilson Walker reports on differing reactions to Dr. Anthony Fauci's statement on being "out of the pandemic phase in this country." (4-27-2022)
After a lengthy debate, San Francisco lawmakers voted to permanently close John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park to traffic, Tuesday night
Following a recent trip to California and the Bay Area, Vice President Kamala Harris tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday. (4/26/22)
New data from state and local researchers reveals just how effective the COVID-19 vaccine is. Andrea Nakano tells us the new numbers may not even tell the whole story.
Oakland students were allowed in class without masks on for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
