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Sierra Club Jul 23

Sierra Club Apologizes for Founder John Muir's Racist Views

One of the Bay Area’s most celebrated figures is being called out by the organization he co-founded more than 120 years ago. Jodi Hernandez reports.

face masks Jul 22

Marin County Supes Approve Citations for Non-Compliance With COVID-19 Orders
Starbucks Jul 22

Starbucks Barista Wants Policy for Drive-Through Customers to Wear Masks

distance learning Jul 21

Bay Area Parents Consider Educational Pods for Students

A majority of California public school students are expected to remain on distance learning much of the coming year. That has parents looking for another option. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
distance learning Jul 21

Examining Gov. Newsom's Order for Schools

Among the critical issues arising from the surging virus here in California is distance learning for public schools. NBC Bay Area political analyst Larry Gerston examines the governor’s response....
coronavirus testing Jul 18

Why is There a Delay in Getting Coronavirus Test Results?

Some are warning the delay in receiving results could make other efforts to contain the virus virtually useless. Damian Trujillo reports.
Keeping Up In The Classroom Jul 18

San Jose Educators Aim to Improve Online Instruction for Distance Learning

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new order for California schools announced Friday seemed to reassure a lot of leaders in San Jose Unified School District. Robert Handa reports.

bay area reopening delays Jul 18

San Francisco Pauses Reopening Plans, Placed on State Watch List

Mayor London Breed said San Francisco is pausing its reopening plans indefinitely to help slow the spread of coronavirus as a surge in cases and hospitalizations sweep across the region and state. Christie Smith reports.
Oakland Jul 15

Noisy Peacock Draws Complaints in Oakland

Despite repeated complaints of “disturbing the peace,” neighbors say the City of Oakland won’t intervene. We tracked down the culprit: a peacock. Yes, really. Residents in a North Oakland neighborhood say the peacock makes piercing shrieks day and night.
coronavirus Jul 15

Bay Area Businesses Taking Services Outdoors to Comply With State's COVID-19 Order

Health officials said it is time for industries to get more creative if they hope to stay in business during the pandemic. Jodi Hernandez reports.
coronavirus Jul 15

Will Youth Sports in Bay Area Return During Coronavirus Pandemic?

While schools across the California try to figure out the plan for getting kids back to school, another issue is looming right behind them: what is the plan for youth sports? Damian Trujillo reports.
coronavirus Jul 14

Why is President Trump Going After Dr. Fauci?

NBC Bay Area Political Analyst Larry Gerston examines why President Donald Trump is going after Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Marin Post Acute Jul 11

At Least 55 Infected by Coronavirus Outbreak at San Rafael Nursing Home

A nursing home in San Rafael is seeing skyrocketing COVID-19 infections — some which have turned deadly. The county’s public health director said said coronavirus infections are rising among residents and staff members at Marin Post Acute, some who are not showing symptoms. Melissa Colorado reports.
coronavirus Jul 11

San Mateo County Honors 13-Year-Old Boy for Invention Aimed at COVID-19 Safety

A 13-year-old inventor who made something aimed at health has companies and politicians taking notice. Scott Budman reports.
san quentin outbreak Jul 10

San Quentin State Prison COVID-19 Outbreak Halts Plan to Transfer Inmates

A COVID-19 outbreak at San Quentin State Prison has halted the California Department of Corrections’ plans to transfer some inmates from San Quentin to North Kern State Prison. Roz Plater reports.
Donald Trump Jul 10

Examining Ruling on President Trump's Financial Records

NBC Bay Area Political Analyst Larry Gerston examines the turmoil surrounding President Donald Trump.
Presentation High School Jul 10

Report Released for Probe Into Alleged Presentation High Sex Abuse

A 35-page report and the findings are a vindication for sexual abuse victims and their families. For decades they felt ignored by the prestigious Catholic school in San Jose. an independent investigation paid for by Presentation High School confirms most of their allegations. This is a story the NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit first uncovered three...
san quentin outbreak Jul 10

Push to Reduce Inmates Amid San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak

Inmate advocates, lawmakers and public health officials gathered in the shadow of San Quentin Thursday to demand the governor speed up plans to reduce the number of inmates at the state prison. Jodi Hernandez reports.
Making It in the Bay Jul 10

Businesses Continue to Adapt as Job Losses Mount During Pandemic

New numbers show more than a million people lost their jobs this week as coronavirus continues to hit the economy hard.
Making It in the Bay Jul 9

Berkeley Set to See More Affordable Housing

Affordable housing projects are ramping up in Berkeley.

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