Contra Costa County

A kitten named “Kitty Love” caused quite a stir in Contra Costa County over the weekend after she climbed up six stories into a Cypress tree and could not get down.

A kitten named “Kitty Love” caused quite a stir in Contra Costa County over the weekend after she climbed up six stories into a Cypress tree and could not get down. Jodi Hernandez reports.

At least one Bay Area county is taking a drastic step to make sure everyone has access to coronavirus testing — they are no longer giving flu shots and focusing only on testing for COVID-19.

An East Bay family woke up to find their new home vandalized with a profanity.

At least one Bay Area county is taking a drastic step to make sure everyone has access to coronavirus testing — they are no longer giving flu shots and focusing only on testing for COVID-19. Bob Redell reports.

At least one Bay Area county is taking a drastic step to make sure everyone has access to coronavirus testing — they are no longer giving flu shots and focusing only on testing for COVID-19. Sharon Katsuda reports.

An East Bay family’s new home was vandalized with a profane message. Jodi Hernandez reports.

Demonstrators held a march and rally Saturday in Contra Costa County after an African-American family says they endured a verbal racial attack from a neighbor. Christie Smith reports.

The new curfew won’t kick in until this weekend, but one Bay Area county says they are already getting complaints that people aren’t complying with the current health order.

Contra Costa Health Services has launched a Testing Before Turkey campaign at various COVID-19 testing sites in the county to encourage families to get tested before gathering with other people for the Thanksgiving holiday. Bob Redell reports.

The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will discuss a proposed emergency ordinance that would extend a temporary prohibition of evictions of small businesses in the county resulting from COVID-19-related closures or slowdowns.

Contra Costa County will be moving into a more restrictive tier Tuesday after a spike in COVID-19 cases, meaning that gyms may have to close — but one gym owner plans to fight the order. Sergio Quintana reports.

People in Contra Costa County now have three day left to dine inside, pump iron indoors and munch on popcorn at the movie theatre.

A significant spike in COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations has forced officials in the Bay Area to roll back reopening plans.

A significant spike in COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations has forced officials in the Bay Area to roll back reopening plans. Kris Sanchez reports.

In just the first 10 days of November, more than one million people have tested positive for the coronavirus in the U.S. Cases are spiking in California, and the state has pushed two local counties into more restrictive tiers. Ian Cull reports.

Contra Costa County is taking new steps to combat systemic racism. The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday declared racism as a public health emergency in the county and formed a new office of racial equity. “As a Black woman it is time for us to start making it clear where we stand,” said Nakenya Allen, a mother in Martinez. “We…

In just a matter of days, restaurants in San Francisco will once again be forced to close all indoor dining as part of a series of rollbacks the city hopes will help stop a surge in new COVID cases. Pete Suratos reports.

Contra Costa County is taking new steps to combat systemic racism. Jodi Hernandez reports.

Some Bay Area counties are concerned they could be forced into more restrictions with the growing number of COVID cases.