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As we all dealt with COVID-19 restrictions and the virus itself, health and political leaders were on the frontlines making tough, and sometimes unpopular, decisions for our communities. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke with Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody who reflects on the pandemic on the day of California’s reopening.

One year after the Bay Area was told to shelter at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, NBC Bay Area’s Damian Trujillo sat down with Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody to talk about the past 12 months and what comes next.

One year after the Bay Area was told to shelter at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, NBC Bay Area’s Damian Trujillo sat down with Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody to talk about the past 12 months and what comes next.

One year after the Bay Area was told to shelter at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, NBC Bay Area’s Damian Trujillo sat down with Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody to talk about the past 12 months and what comes next.

The Santa Clara County Public Health Department announced Thursday it will relax restrictions on schools, outdoor gatherings and youth activities starting Friday. Kris Sanchez reports.

Santa Clara County expects to move into the red tier as early as next week, which means certain indoor activities are allowed with limits. Ian Cull reports.

Santa Clara County says it expects to be in the red tier as soon as next Wednesday, giving the green light for more business to reopen. The county is also making changes to low-contact outdoor sports and outdoor gatherings.

The Santa Clara County Public Health Department announced Thursday it will relax restrictions on outdoor gatherings and youth activities.

South Bay officials are urging residents to stay home this holiday season after seeing the highest number of coronavirus cases to date. Scott Budman reports.

The county’s public health officer is asking residents to stay home during the holiday season after reporting the county is on track to reach hospital capacity in three weeks

Six months ago Thursday, nearly the entire Bay Area began closing businesses, staying home and paying a lot more attention to how far they stood from others.

Six months ago Thursday, nearly the entire Bay Area began closing businesses, staying home and paying a lot more attention to how far they stood from others. Anoushah Rasta reports.

Politicians in the South Bay say they want giant healthcare companies to step up and start testing more people for COVID-19 in a faster way.

Politicians in the South Bay say they want giant healthcare companies to step up and start testng more people for COVID-19 in a faster way. Scott Budman reports.

New details emerge into the arrest of a Gilroy man who allegedly sent threats to the South Bay’s top health official and detectives say there could be more victims. Ian Cull reports.

A Gilroy man was back in court Tuesday after being accused of violent threats against Santa Clara County Public Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody.

A Gilroy man was back in court Tuesday after being accused of violent threats against Santa Clara County Public Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. Damian Trujillo reports.

A South Bay college instructor is accused of sending two dozen threatening letters to Santa Clara County Public Health Officer Doctor Sara Cody. Prosecutors say he may be linked to a violent right wing extremist group. Ian Cull reports.

A Gilroy man who police say is tied to the far-right, anti-government Boogaloo Movement was arrested last week in connection to 24 threatening letters, some containing telltale Boogaloo slogans and imagery, sent to Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody over the past five months, according to court and police records reviewed by NBC Bay Area. Robert Handa reports.

A Gilroy man who police say is tied to the far-right, anti-government Boogaloo Movement was arrested last week in connection to 24 threatening letters, some containing telltale Boogaloo slogans and imagery, sent to Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody over the past five months, according to court and police records reviewed by NBC Bay Area.