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The Marin County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to adopt an ordinance that allows county enforcement officers to cite individuals who are not complying with COVID-19 safety measurements. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.

A Contra Costa County Starbucks worker said the company has not been requiring their drive-through customers to wear a mask and has even threatened to reprimand her for asking customers to do so. Jodi Hernandez reports.

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.

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.

Some are warning the delay in receiving results could make other efforts to contain the virus virtually useless. Damian Trujillo reports.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

NBC Bay Area Political Analyst Larry Gerston examines why President Donald Trump is going after Dr. Anthony Fauci.

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.

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