stay-at-home order

California’s top health official has revealed the math behind the state’s calculation that it is safe to lift remaining stay-at-home orders

Restaurants in Walnut Creek are bracing the storm as they resume outdoor dining after California lifted the stay-at-home order.

California’s health department released to the public previously secret projections for future hospital intensive care unit capacity throughout the state, the key metric for lifting the coronavirus stay-at-home order.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to announce Monday that the COVID-19 stay-at-home order will be lifted in all regions of the state, according to a letter from the California Restaurant Association to its members. Kris Sanchez reports.

Due to low intensive care unit bed availability in the Bay Area, the stay-at-home order will remain in effect. Jessica Aguirre reports.

As San Francisco officials asked people to stay away this New Year’s Eve, they also delivered some bad news to businesses, announcing that they are extending the current stay-at-home order and travel quarantine indefinitely. Christie Smith reports.

San Francisco announced Thursday it is extending its stay-at-home and 10-day travel quarantine orders.

California’s top health official on Tuesday formally extended the latest shelter-at-home order in Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley. Robert Handa reports.

California has extended its strict stay-at-home orders in areas where intensive care units are running out of beds

Many people have been counting down the days until the Bay Area’s stay-at-home order runs out, but on Monday, the governor indicated he and state public health officials likely will extend it.

A COVID-19 study released Monday shows California’s first stay-at-home order back in March did lead to fewer deaths, except for two groups: Latinos and people without a high school degree. Dr. Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo authored the paper and joins NBC Bay Area to discuss it.

Friday was the first day that a mandatory 10-day quarantine was in effect for people returning to or coming into San Francisco from outside the Bay Area, and SFO made sure travelers were aware.

While most of the Bay Area decided to close nearly two weeks ago amid surging COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, San Mateo was one of a few local counties that decided to wait it out. Come late Thursday night, they’ll officially be under the state’s regional stay-at-home order. Damian Trujillo reports.

While most of the Bay Area decided to close nearly two weeks ago amid surging COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, San Mateo was one of a few local counties that decided to wait it out.

Three Bay Area counties are no longer exceptions to the stay-at-home order as ICU beds continue to fill up. Anoushah Rasta spoke to the owner of a Napa County winery that’s about to get hit hard.

San Mateo County is now forced to shut down outdoor dining and hair salons under the state’s new stay-at-home order. Marianne Favro reports.

All Bay Area counties are now under the state’s stay-at-home order after the region fell below 15% ICU bed availability.

A San Mateo County supervisor says the county should join others in the Bay Area and not wait for the state’s order to shut down.

Sonoma County announced it will adopt the state’s new regional stay-at-home order to help curb a surge in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. Sharon Katsuda reports.

California health officials are urging the state’s residents to stay home as much as possible because of a coronavirus surge taxing the state’s hospitals.