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.
Concord’s Carondelet High School has their campus reconfigured to make it COVID-19 safe.
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.
The latest updates on fires reported in the Bay Area and Northern California.
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.
We’ll follow the saga of the East Bay Regional Park District as it sought to remain as open and accessible to the public as possible during the pandemic.
The San Francisco 49ers have signed defensive lineman Dion Jordan to a one-year contract
There’s a major development Thursday involving the investigation into Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith and allegations her office was trading concealed weapons permits for campaign contributions.
Here’s a breakdown of the latest coronavirus cases health officials have announced in the Bay Area.
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.
Here’s a one-stop blog of where to get the daily coronavirus information you need.
In a controversial move, Antioch school board members voted Wednesday night to accept a federal grant that would partially fund six offices to be assigned to schools.
Livermore says a plan to help downtown businesses by closing down streets to traffic during the coronavirus pandemic ended up backfiring as many shops actually lost customers.
One person is dead and three injured after a quadruple shooting in Oakland Thursday night, officials said.
Hayward police on Thursday released video footage of the police shooting in May that killed Stoney Ramirez, who was a person of interest in the death of a local homeless man.
Honoring victims of the deadly explosion in Beirut, Lebanon with flowers and candles in San Francisco, dozens of people gathered to share their grief Thursday night.
A’s bench coach Ryan Christenson said he didn’t “intentionally” give a Nazi salute during Oakland’s celebratory handshake line after Thursday’s win over the Texas Rangers.
A new study finds more unemployed Californians are starting to lose hope they’ll ever get their old jobs back.
Oakland attorney John Burris filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of Vallejo and Vallejo Police Officer Jarrett Tonn on Thursday for the fatal shooting of San Francisco resident Sean Monterrosa in early June.
If a college student gets COVID-19 and can’t finish the semester, they might be able to get their money back.
Oakland attorney John Burris plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit on Thursday against the city of Vallejo and one of its officers over the shooting of a San Francisco man through the windshield of a police vehicle.
Authorities in the East Bay are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting following a chase late Wednesday night from San Leandro into Oakland during which an off-leash K-9 went missing, according to San Leandro police.
Raheem Mostert always was likely to remain with the 49ers, and both sides are better off having worked things out.
An 18-year-old man was arrested as the suspect in a violent assault on a pedestrian last week in Palo Alto, police said.
Some people who test positive for COVID-19 in the East bay will soon get paid to stay at home.
Napa police said they are investigating a decomposed body found Wednesday afternoon on the Napa River, near Kennedy Park, according to a report in the Napa Valley Register.
Researchers from Georgia Tech launched an online tool to help gauge the chances people have coming into contact with someone who is a COVID-19 carrier and the use of the tool is pretty clear.
A preliminary 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of northern Santa Cruz County and southern San Mateo County Thursday morning, according to the USGS.
With the coronavirus spreading faster than public health officials can track it, California could become one of the first states to mandate that businesses notify workers and state officials any time an employee has been exposed to the disease.
Not only is COVID-19 a detriment to your health, it is changing how much you spend at the grocery store.
The city of Vallejo released new information Wednesday regarding the shooting death of a Black man in February of 2019.
The Oakland A’s sued the state Department of Toxic Substances Control on Wednesday, to force an environmental crackdown on a West Oakland steel recycling facility near the team’s proposed ballpark and development project.
Santa Clara County’s public health officer said Wednesday she and her colleagues are “feeling blind” after learning that the state lost track of the true number of coronavirus cases due to a computer glitch.
Brandon Belt extended his success against Colorado starter Jon Gray with a three-run homer and a double to lead the San Francisco Giants past the Rockies 4-3
Matt Olson homered twice, Ramon Laureano also went deep and the surging Oakland Athletics rallied to beat the Texas Rangers 6-4 on Wednesday night
A Bay Area student is offering the world a look at just how much more challenging things have become in the pandemic.
Two of the country’s most respected doctors are offering their answers to some of the most important questions surrounding the pandemic.
The Civic Center Motor Inn is meant to be a safe place for San Francisco’s homeless during the pandemic, housing those who have nowhere to go to avoid COVID exposure. But over the weekend, it was the site of a drug bust that included the discovery of what some claim was a meth lab. “Some of the property that...
Faced with taking course online, many Bay Area college students are opting to sit out next semester or even the entire school year.
Among the host of problems that the coronavirus pandemic has brought to Bay Area families, it has particularly highlighted the widening digital divide when it comes to education.
Bay Area elementary schools are scrambling to figure out if they can quality for a waiver that would allow them to reopen classrooms even if their county is on the state’s coronavirus watch list, but at least one local county won’t allow reopenings just yet.
DoorDash, the popular on-demand food delivery service that partners with restaurants worldwide, is expanding its convenience store business with its own “corner store” outlets.
Santa Clara County deputies and numerous other law enforcement responded to the Main Jail in San Jose for an armed suspect who fired shots early Wednesday morning, the sheriff’s office said.
Pac-12 players with the #WeAreUnited movement hope an executive order from Gov. Gavin Newsom will help implement COVID-19 rules at the four Pac-12 schools.
Four people have been charged with stealing at least 27 firearms from a San Francisco Bay Area gun store on a night in May when thousands of people took to the streets to protest police brutality.
A Saratoga, Calif. student was among the five high schoolers across the country to be names National Student Poet.
Bay Area educators are working to implement 55 pages of state guidelines ahead of the upcoming school year.
A former police officer and U.S. Army veteran is speaking out after he applied for a license plate that reads “Blue Thin Line” and got rejected by the Department of Motor Vehicles in Napa.
Six months into the COVID-19 shutdowns, some people are letting their guard down and it’s raising concerns.
The wait is coming to a close for golf fans and the city of San Francisco. The PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park is set to get underway Thursday morning.
A technical problem has caused a lag in California’s tally of coronavirus test results, casting doubt on the accuracy of recent data showing improvements in the infection rate and hindering efforts to track the spread
Disinfecting wipes from Oakland-based Clorox could be hard to find on shelves until 2021.
Human remains found in a yellow construction bag July 21 in San Bruno have been identified as 37-year-old Dustin Earle Schneider of Vallejo, police said Tuesday.
Germán Márquez struck out nine in efficiently throwing into the eighth and benefited from an overturned home-run call as the rolling Colorado Rockies beat the San Francisco Giants 5-2
For the second time this season, the A’s won on a walk-off grand slam. This time, it was Stephen Piscotty.
San Mateo County officials on Tuesday approved an ordinance that allows officials to fine people for not wearing masks in public places.
Individual health insurance premiums in California will go up 0.6% next year
At Holy Family Day Home preschool, working through pandemics is nothing new. The school, which has occupied the San Francisco corner of 16th and Dolores since 1900, was around during the time of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic.
Gone for now are the days of baseball players gathering in the clubhouse to scarf down a late night meal before heading their separate ways until doing it all again some 24 hours later
Business owners are looking for ways to stay afloat during the pandemic, and now an effort that benefits restaurants and bars is underway in San Francisco, one that offers food and alcoholic beverages to its customers.
Two housing studies show different trends in Bay Area prices.
What began as a protest at a private Petaluma high school over claims of racially-motivated layoffs led to a face to face confrontation with counter protesters Sunday.
Livermore police are asking for help identifying four people they want to talk to about a man found dead in a hotel room in May, police said Monday. James Naples, 24, of Livermore was found dead May 24 in the SenS Hotel at 1000 Airway Blvd. when officers went there to do a welfare check. Police decided Naples death was…
Kyle Shanahan and tight end Jordan Reed are back together after Reed agreed to a one-year contract on Monday with the 49ers.
San Jose Unified School District teachers are concerned as they’re scheduled to return to their classrooms next week despite the pandemic, the Mercury News reports.
San Jose Police Chief Eddie Garcia announced Monday he will retire in December, ending a nearly 30-year career at the department.
Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday that the state’s COVID-19 coronavirus positivity rate has trended down over the last week, a sign that the state pulling back its reopening plans may be working to prevent further spread of the virus.
A voluntary program has launched in Santa Cruz County to protect consumers’ health by giving businesses an endorsement if they’re following certain health guidelines around COVID-19, county officials said.
Ramón Laureano and Chad Pinder had two-run singles during Oakland’s big fifth inning, and the Athletics thumped the Seattle Mariners 11-1
Nolan Arenado hit his first homer of the season to ignite a five-run sixth inning and the Colorado Rockies matched their best start in franchise history by holding on for a 7-6 win over the San Francisco Giants
A residential fire was under control Monday night in San Jose but not before it destroyed one home and partially damaged another, fire officials said.
There is growing concern in the Bay Area that understaffed post offices due to the pandemic and a change in policy could lead to service delays and ultimately impact the upcoming presidential election in November.
Students, teachers, and parents are all struggling with how to make school feel like school during the pandemic.
Every year, the PGA and U.S. Service Veterans come together for a program designed to enrich the lives of vets through the game of golf.
If your child needs help with math, science, or other tough subjects in the coming school year, free help from a professional tutor may be just a click away.
As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to spike, Contra Costa County is turning to a new tactic to help turn things around — teens and social media.
Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, some burned-out parents in the Bay Area are having their children join learning pods — small, informal social bubbles led by a teacher who guides the children through their schoolwork.
State Assemblyman David Chiu, D-San Francisco, and a group of public health officials expressed concern Monday about the potential for millions of renters across the state to be evicted later this month.
