Newsom Orders Bars, Indoor Dining Closed Across California as Virus Spikes
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday announced he is ordering the closure of bars and indoor restaurant dining statewide as cases of the coronavirus continue to spike in California.
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Kelly Preston, Actress and Wife of John Travolta, Dies at 57
Kelly Preston has died of breast cancer, her husband John Travolta announced late Sunday night.
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Alameda County Added to State's County Monitoring List
Alameda County released a statement Sunday after it was placed on California’s county monitoring list due to a surge in coronavirus cases in the area.
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Over 1,000 People Gather for Black Lives Matter Demonstration in Martinez
Hundreds of people are gathering in downtown Martinez for a Black Lives Matter demonstration at the location where a couple recently defaced a city-sanctioned Black Lives Matter mural.
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Reopening the Bay Area: Full List of Counties Easing Coronavirus Restrictions
Most Bay Area counties are easing restrictions, but at different degrees. It’s hard to keep track of what’s happening where. So we broke it down for you here.
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List of Coronavirus Cases in the Bay Area
Here’s a breakdown of the latest coronavirus cases health officials have announced in the Bay Area.
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Live Blog: Latest Coronavirus Updates
Here’s a one-stop blog of where to get the daily coronavirus information you need.
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Support Students Learning at Home! Join NBC Bay Area and Telemundo 48 in Supporting Our Schools
Join us as we return for our annual Supporting Our Schools!
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Live Blog: Brush Fire Burns in San Jose
The latest updates on fires reported in the Bay Area and Northern California.
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Coronavirus in California: Updates and Daily Briefings
Stay-at-home orders issued in mid-March were gradually relaxed during the spring, but spikes in key statistics mean California has tightened its virus restrictions in July during a summer like no other. Updates on the spread of COVID-19 and California’s response can be found here. You also can view daily updates from the governor’s offi... -
More Than 100 Days Later, Coronavirus Patient Released From Hospital
Tom Butts spent more than 100 days in the hospital fighting the coronavirus. On Friday, he got to go home.
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Community Gathers Around East Bay Family of Doctor Gunned Down Last Week
People from around the country are showing their support for the family of an East Bay doctor who was gunned down at random while enjoying the outdoors with his teenage son.
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Faces of Coronavirus: Honoring the Californians We've Lost
Most didn’t get to say goodbye to their loved ones face-to-face, losing family members at a rapid and unexpected pace to a deadly and unseen virus. These are their stories.
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East Bay Regional Parks Police Investigate Remains Found in Oakland Preserve
East Bay Regional Parks officers are investigating the remains of a male found at Huckleberry Regional Preserve, officials said in a tweet.
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At Least 66 Infected by Coronavirus Outbreak at San Rafael Nursing Home
UPDATE: As of Saturday afternoon, at least 66 people have tested positive and five have died as a result of a COVID-19 outbreak at Marin Post Acute skilled nursing facility. A nursing home in San Rafael is seeing skyrocketing COVID-19 infections — some which have reportedly turned deadly. The county’s public health director said said co... -
Santa Rosa Police Investigate Hate Crime After Official Meeting ‘Zoom Bombed' With Racist Content
Police in Santa Rosa are investigating a hate crime after someone used racist content to “Zoom bomb” a meeting of government and nonprofit officials who gathered virtually Friday to discuss homelessness in the area, a supervisor confirmed.
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Marin County Fair Fare Available at Drive-Thru
Katelyn Daniel, 5, of San Rafael, was disappointed that there was no Marin County Fair this year. But she still got popcorn and lemonade thanks to a drive-thru in the fairgrounds’ parking lot Saturday. Cars were lined up 15-20 deep at three booths for giant corndogs, funnel cake, candy apples and more at the Veterans’ Memorial Auditoriu...
