Just Licensed Livermore Nurse Deployed To New York To Join 'War Against Coronavirus'
She just got her nursing license twelve days ago, and already Tia Buxton is heading to New York.
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She just got her nursing license twelve days ago, and already Tia Buxton is heading to New York.
A lifelong educational advocate and past Jefferson Award winner saw a need to help parents supplement their kids' online learning during the coronavirus pandemic with her specially designed teaching software.
Mark Linsey raised $130,000 and purchased 60,000 KN95 masks from China. The KN95 masks are almost identical to the N95 s and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized their use.
YouTube and other social media platforms are taking steps to limit the spread of conspiracy theories falsely connecting 5G networks and the coronavirus pandemic.
Tesla engineers are working on a ventilator made largely from car parts, according to a YouTube video the automaker posted on Sunday.
Apple has sourced over 20 million masks through its supply chain and its teams are working to ship face shields to healthcare workers in the South Bay and beyond fighting COVID-19, CEO Tim Cook said Sunday.
California has launched a one-stop website to streamline donations or sales of critical supplies needed to fight the novel coronavirus outbreak, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Saturday.
Google (GOOGL) is publicly releasing the data it's already collecting about people's movements during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Palo Alto-based company delivered 88,400 vehicles during the first three months of the year, based on preliminary numbers.
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday said he was hopeful that California would soon catch up on an existing backlog of coronavirus tests, even as the state ramped up COVID-19 testing.
The founder and CEO of San Jose-based Zoom has apologized to the video conferencing app's millions of users after coming under fire for a host of privacy issues.
The spike in popularity is leading to a wave of scrutiny of the San Jose-based company, particularly around privacy.
When California banned all non-urgent medical procedures, a lot of dentist offices closed down. Still, a few stayed open to handle emergencies and it turns out they're some of the highest risk healthcare workers in the country.
Facebook is rolling out a new tool that lets its users offer or request help from their neighbors during the coronavirus pandemic.
Researchers say this is a critical time in our history and traditional methods of conducting tests are not going to cut it. That's why a lab using robots at UC Berkeley may provide the testing needed to get a handle on the coronavirus pandemic.
