4 More Test Positive For COVID-19 At SF's Laguna Honda Hospital
Of the 2,500 staff and residents combined at Laguna Honda Hospital, more than 2000 have been tested, with two staff members and two residents testing positive over the weekend.
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Of the 2,500 staff and residents combined at Laguna Honda Hospital, more than 2000 have been tested, with two staff members and two residents testing positive over the weekend.
Six California school districts representing more than 900,000 students say the governor's proposed budget cuts will delay the reopening of schools.
A gang member has been arrested a second gang member sought following an armed home invasion of a home in Fremont earlier this month, along with a robbery spree committed on the same day, authorities announced Tuesday.
It may be the most significant milestone reached since the San Francisco Bay Area was plunged into an unprecedented shelter in place to fight the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
Employees at mobile payments company Square will be allowed to work from home indefinitely, even after restrictions related to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic are lifted.
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Officers arrested a 36-year-old man who was allegedly firing a gun as he drove a pickup truck through San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood on Saturday.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled Monday that the National Collegiate Athletic Association can't limit the compensation colleges can give to top basketball and football players for education-related costs and benefits.
Nearly three months into their intensive battle against the coronavirus, a coalition of San Francisco Bay Area health officials released a promising report card Monday on the current status of the disease in the region and issued a new order to reopen more of the regional economy.
San Francisco announced Monday it was expanding its COVID-19 testing with three new testing sites, including the city's first mobile testing site in the troubled Tenderloin District.
Mother Nature was taking the San Francisco Bay Area on a wild weather ride Monday, alternating between sunshine and intense May showers downpours.
Starting Monday, retail shops across most of Northern California are going be able to reopen with some modifications. But not every county.
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It's the first in-depth look at how San Francisco restaurants are doing since shelter in place orders suddenly shut businesses down. The Golden Gate Restaurant Association survey representing more than 400 restaurants in the Bay Area paints a dire picture.
Like his fellow Summer Olympians, fencing star Alexander Massialas had his gold medal dreams put on hold when the 2020 Tokyo Games were postponed and rescheduled for 2021 because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Specialty's Cafe & Bakery, a Pleasanton-based chain that had locations around the West Coast and as far away as Chicago, announced Sunday that it is going out of business after 33 years, an apparent victim of the coronavirus pandemic.
San Francisco and Oakland are considering lowering the voting age to 16 on certain municipal ballot issues.
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A San Francisco man tired of dating apps decided to cut through the noise by buying Facebook ads to market himself.
San Mateo County health officials just gave the green light for certain retail stores to allow curbside pickup starting Monday. And it may be just in time for many cash-strapped, shuttered businesses.
The tsunami of news about the current coronavirus outbreak and now the shelter-in-place can be overwhelming. To help you navigate through what you need to know -- KPIX.com/KPIX 5 News/CBSN Bay Area -- will be publishing a news roundup each morning of the top coronavirus-related stories from the last 24 hours so you can start your day with the latest updated developments.
Retail businesses in San Francisco have the green light to begin curbside sales and pickups starting Monday, but that's still leaving many owners wondering how it will impact their business overall.
As businesses start to reopen with the easing, there's a grim report about when and if they will be able to recover from losses they suffered during the pandemic.
North Beach restaurant and businesses say they need breathing room in the era of COVID-19 social distancing and the North Beach Business Association has voted unanimously to do just that.
Police in San Francisco on Friday announced the recent arrests of two suspects in an Outer Mission District shootout in late April that left one bystander injured, according to authorities.
