When Classrooms Reopen, Will the Air Inside Be Safe?
The Investigative Unit looks into poor ventilation in California classrooms and how the lack of outdoor airflow could impact COVID-19 risks for teachers and students.
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6 Summer Adventures Awaiting You in Sonoma County
When people hear ‘Sonoma County,’ they tend to think of grapes, given all the wineries there. But the region can offer so much more during these summer months.
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Here's a List of Bay Area Counties Enforcing Health Order Fines
As COVID-19 continues to spread, a growing number of Bay Area counties have implemented fines for health orders violations, such as not wearing a mask or gathering in large groups.
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Many Silicon Valley Families Face Challenges in Distance Learning
Some families in the Bay Area do not have internet access or the necessary resources for students to participate in online classes during the pandemic.
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Oakland Educators Set to Begin New School Year Amid Pandemic
Summer break is coming to an end for students in Oakland and the new school year is set to begin.
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San Mateo County Health Officer Takes Issue With State's Coronavirus Watch List
The San Mateo County health officer had some harsh words for the state’s COVID response this week and many who live in the county agree with him.
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Live Blog: Crews Respond to Brush Fire in Contra Costa County
The latest updates on fires reported in the Bay Area and Northern California.
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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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Man Dead Following Shooting in Vallejo
A 22-year-old man is dead following a shooting in Vallejo, police said.
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Peninsula Barber Cuts Hair in NBA Bubble
The NBA is finishing its season inside a bubble in Orlando, Florida, and with the Warriors’ season over, there is one man there proudly representing the Bay Area.
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Police Investigate Shooting in Alameda
Police investigate a shooting in Alameda.
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Fundraiser Aims to Save Iconic San Leandro Sports Bar Impacted by Pandemic
A well-known San Leandro sports bar may have to close after 74 years because of the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic on business, the owners made known recently.
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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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Donors to Sheriff's Political Campaigns Far More Likely to Get Concealed Gun Permits
Analyzing five years of campaign contribution data combined with sheriff’s office records on permits to carry a concealed weapon, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit found that donors to Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith’s election campaigns were roughly 14 times more likely to be granted a coveted concealed gun permit by the Sheriff’s office t...
