Oakland Renters Block Visits By Property Investors Over COVID-19 Fears
Some renters in Oakland say their building owners are putting their health at risk. investors want to tour their apartments. The tenants are now determined to block them.
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Some renters in Oakland say their building owners are putting their health at risk. investors want to tour their apartments. The tenants are now determined to block them.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Shamann Walton both confirmed Thursday they have tested negative for COVID-19 after possible exposure.
Gilroy police arrested a transient man this week on suspicion of kidnapping, rape and attempted murder.
As the Oakland A's and San Francisco Giants train for a coronavirus-shortened 2020 season, both teams have released their 2021 schedules.
Coronavirus cases are spiking in South Lake Tahoe, presenting an alarming problem for El Dorado County officials.
The California Senate will delay its work because of a coronavirus outbreak at the Capitol and an increasing number of new cases across the state.
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Shamann Walton confirmed they may have been exposed to the coronavirus.
President Trump on Wednesday publicly pushed schools to reopen this fall even as COVID-19 cases surge across the country. The threat has some Bay Area teachers even more concerned about the health and safety of themselves and their students
The University of California, Berkeley reported Wednesday a spike in students testing positive for the COVID-19 and is attributing the increase in cases to a series of fraternity and sorority parties.
The city of Alameda will re-stripe Webster and Park Streets to cordon off space for outdoor dining and shopping during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, city officials said Wednesday.
University of California on Wednesday announced plans to sue the federal government over new rules requiring international college students to leave the U.S. unless they take some in-person classes during the pandemic.
As the pandemic stretches on, Bay Area food banks are being stretched thin. In Silicon Valley, the Second Harvest food bank is operating in a new normal mode as demand for free food is surging.
Over the next few days, several Bay Area districts are going to be rolling out their plans for what the next school year might look like. Will students go to class? Maybe some, not all? Whatever it looks like, the implications for families are huge and the stakes are very high. So who makes the call?
With coronavirus cases spiking across the state, a new poll indicates a majority of Californians think we have been reopening too quickly.
The Marin County town of San Anselmo has begun a history project to document life during the coronavirus pandemic with an eye on helping future generations.
A Peninsula woman known as "Mama Becky" is doing more than she imagined possible serving poor villages in Uganda for the last 13 years.
San Francisco health officials unveiled their preliminary roadmap Wednesday designed to get students back into the classroom for the fall semester. But it came with a big 'if' -- "if conditions allow" for a return.
The San Francisco 49ers have announced options for season ticketholders this upcoming season in the wake of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Wednesday laid out some grim figures in the state's battle to stop the spread of coronavirus cases as numbers continued to skyrocket.
Stanford University announced Wednesday that it plans to discontinue 11 sports from its athletics program due to financial concerns that have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
With coronavirus cases rising fast, California is planning to keep open several makeshift hospitals that have seen few patients but cost a bundle.
United Airlines, which has a major hub at San Francisco International Airport, is warning nearly half of its frontline workforce that they could be furloughed this fall.
The San Francisco Giants announced Wednesday that results from recent COVID-19 tests were negative, after delays in obtaining results promoted the suspension of workouts at Oracle Park.
Condemned killer David Reed, who had been sentenced to San Quentin's Death Row for the racially movitated murder of a Black transient near a Palm Springs restaurant in 2004, has died while being treated for a COVID-19 infection, state prison officials announced Wednesday.
