COVID: U.S. Restricting Travel From India Amid Raging Coronavirus Outbreak
The U.S. will restrict travel from India beginning May 4, as COVID-19 ravages the world's second-largest country.
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The U.S. will restrict travel from India beginning May 4, as COVID-19 ravages the world's second-largest country.
Mineta San Jose International Airport plans to add more than 300 parking spaces Saturday to meet growing demand as COVID-19 restrictions ease and people begin traveling again.
When the COVID-19 vaccine became available earlier this year, a San Francisco doctor realized many of his patients could be left out.
Contra Costa County opened a drop-in vaccination clinic along the Monument Boulevard corridor in Concord Thursday, thereby providing vaccines to residents in an area hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Single-day general admission and VIP tickets for this year's edition of Outside Lands went quickly Thursday, selling out in a matter of hours according to the popular music festival's website.
Bay Area minority small business owners can get capital and advice to stay afloat following a tough year of restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wells Fargo officials announced Wednesday.
After two weeks of vaccine shortages in San Mateo County, mass vaccine sites at the San Mateo Events Center and the SFO long term parking garage are a go once again starting Thursday.
The least-restrictive Yellow Tier of the state's COVID-19 reopening framework remains out of reach for San Mateo County.
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission on Wednesday announced the extension of three emergency assistance programs that help residents, small businesses and nonprofit organizations affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
California, swimming in vaccines, is in far better shape than just weeks ago when scoring an appointment was cause for celebration.
The Gilroy Garlic Festival Association announced Wednesday that it is hosting a series of events to replace its massive 42-year-old festival, which went on hiatus last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A judge dismissed a lawsuit Tuesday brought by popular restaurant French Laundry against its insurance company over COVID-19 funding, ruling that a virus exclusion in the contract holds up.
Starting Thursday at the San Mateo County Event Center, San Mateo County will have weekly COVID-19 mass vaccination clinics for anyone who lives or works in the county.
A struggling small business in San Francisco's Richmond District is trying to survive by welcoming others into its space and the entire neighborhood may be richer because of it.
Officials in San Francisco on Tuesday announced a partnership with the San Francisco Unified School District to host COVID-safe outdoor commencement ceremonies for students graduating from high school this year.
While local and state mask requirements remain in place, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday issued new guidance on outdoor use for fully vaccinated Americans.
As Marin County health officials begin winding down operations at two mass COVID-19 vaccination sites, they are expanding their mobile clinic program.
A lack of passengers during the pandemic decimated public transportation this past year with ridership plummeting to around 5 percent. Now, transit agencies are grappling with how to get commuters to come back.
People in Santa Clara County will be able to get vaccinated without an appointment during a "Drop-In Week" beginning Tuesday, health officials announced.
Mediratta and her husband Rohit launched a GoFundMe account and a website connected to international relief agencies and the Indian government to begin shipping hundreds of oxygen units which will arrive next week.
Ensuring the city's Muslims don't have to choose between prayers and vaccinations, San Francisco officials announced Monday that the city is providing prayer rooms at high volume vaccination sites.
Health officials in Contra Costa County announced Monday that the 1 millionth COVID-19 vaccine dose has been administered in the county, months ahead of an original goal of July 4.
After weekend clearance of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine by federal, state and local health officials, UCSF has reported the first known case in the United States of an adult male developing a blood clot after receiving the shot.
With the summer months approaching and COVID-19 restrictions easing, parents across the San Francisco Bay Area are considering summer camps for their children who have been forced to be home and attend school remotely for more than a year.
As the Bay Area's supply of coronavirus vaccine ramps up, many who were eager to be vaccinated have received their shots and now counties face the challenge of convincing those who are hesitant to follow them.
