Coronavirus Update: 138 Employees At Central Valley Meat Plant Test Positive
At least 138 employees at a meat packing plant in central California have tested positive for the coronavirus
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At least 138 employees at a meat packing plant in central California have tested positive for the coronavirus
Gov. Gavin Newsom and Secretary of the California Health and Human Services Dr. Mark Ghaly presented the guidelines of the government's Phase 2 plan for reopening businesses Thursday, providing more details for business owners on what would be required to get back to business.
A Pleasanton grocery store and its owner have been charged with price gouging during the state of emergency, in some cases raising prices for items more than 300 percent, according to state and local authorities.
With the cancellation of the Marin County Fair in July due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the county's Department of Cultural Services has launched a Virtual Fair.
Health officials in Napa and Contra Costa counties have begun offering coronavirus testing to all adults that live or work in the county, regardless of symptoms.
Zoom Video Communications is buying security firm Keybase in an effort to shore up security for its video meetings.
There are no tourists anymore on San Francisco's famously twisty and steep Lombard Street. The city's landmark hotels and posh shops are closed up tight. But one staple of San Francisco has become even more pronounced as the coronavirus pandemic chased everyone inside.
California will have a budget shortfall of $54.3 billion because of the economic devastation wrought by the coronavirus, Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration announced Thursday.
Just like 9/11 changed forever the experience air travelers have when catching a flight at their local airport, the coronavirus outbreak will have a lasting impact on how diners enjoy a meal at their favorite San Francisco Bay Area restaurant.
Family members who lost their loved ones in a nursing home during the COVID-19 pandemic are anxiously waiting news from the State Capitol. Gov. Gavin Newsom is looking at possibly giving healthcare providers broad immunity during this pandemic.
Birthday parties and graduation celebrations look much differently during these times of COVID-19 social distancing restrictions. Some people have turned to parades of cars as a safe alternative.
Santa Rosa officials will be setting up as many as 70 tents to safely house the homeless during the current COVID-19 outbreak in a parking lot at the Finley Community Center in the western part of the city.
Gov. Gavin Newsom is on the verge of announcing new guidelines for opening businesses, but it appears the San Francisco Mayor London Breed is signalling that it may happen a bit more slowly in her city than the rest of the state.
California will be refunded $247 million it paid to a Chinese company under a major deal for protective masks after the company failed to meet a deadline for federal certification of the masks.
One barber in the East Bay isn't waiting for health officials to give the OK to open his business. He has taken matters into his own hands and is running an underground shop out of his garage.
With California on the verge of allowing some businesses to operate again during phase 2 of the the governor's plan to reopen, health experts anticipate a spike in the spread of coronavirus.
As people try to keep the coronavirus out of their bodies, psychologists say it is weighing heavily on their minds and -- not surprisingly -- is showing up in their subconscious when they dream.
Officials with the City of San Francisco announced a plan to address worsening conditions in the Tenderloin during the coronavirus pandemic, following a lawsuit.
Some businesses in San Francisco's Castro District might not be able to hold on long enough through the coronavirus pandemic to get back to full operation.
San Francisco has ramped up its testing at two popup testing sites following KPIX 5 reports that the number of people being tested for the coronavirus in the city daily was falling far short of capacity.
Golden Gate Fields will resume live horse racing on May 14 after receiving provisional approval Wednesday from public health officials in Alameda County
As cities reopen, drivers may be dealing with COVID-19 pandemic-sized commute times if too many people ditch public transit and drive their cars instead, according to a study. In San Francisco, they could more than double.
Uber is cutting 3,700 full-time workers and its CEO will give up his base salary with the nation largely still in lockdown.
The deadline for removal and cleanup of debris on properties affected by the Kincade Fire in 2019 has been extended from May 15 to Aug. 1, Sonoma County officials announced this week.
