THOM JENSEN

The pandemic has taken a devastating toll on nurses. Last week, a nurse took their own life inside a South Bay hospital. Earlier this year, Stanford nurse Michael Odell walked out in the middle of his shift and never returned. Thom Jensen reports.

Business owners in San Francisco’s Chinatown said they can’t deal with any more thefts and robberies and they continue to plead for the city’s help. Thom Jensen reports.

The CDC director was on the defense Friday as the agency faces criticism over its messaging on reduced COVID-19 isolation to five days but without associated testing. Thom Jensen reports.

As tens of thousands of Bay Area students head back to school Monday, districts are doing all they can to stop the spread of COVID-19 by offering free at-home test kits. Thom Jensen reports.

The CDC on Monday recommended the U.S. cut COVID-19 quarantine times in half, to five days, a move that could help some staff shortages many industries face. Thom Jensen reports.

American Airlines canceled more than 1,700 flights over the weekend and continued to cancel flights Monday morning, blaming staffing shortages and weather disruptions. Thom Jensen reports.

A panel of U.S. health advisers Tuesday begins discussions on whether or not the FDA should grant emergency authorization to Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. Thom Jensen reports.

An atmospheric river storm that pummeled the Bay Area Sunday and Monday triggered evacuations, outages, freeway closures and a host of weather-related advisories and watches. Kari Hall, Thom Jensen and Bob Redell report.

Multiple flood warnings in Marin County included San Anselmo and Fairfax, where crews rushed to clear debris from Fairfax Creek and keep the rushing water from damaging Town Hall. Thom Jensen reports.

The nation’s top infectious disease specialist, Dr. Anthony Fauci, is calling for a COVID-19 vaccine mandate on air travel and in schools to stem the spread of the delta variant. Thom Jensen reports.

As of late Sunday night, pandemic-related federal unemployment benefits expired for millions of Americans, including about 3 million Californians. Thom Jensen reports.

As of late Sunday night, pandemic-related federal unemployment benefits expired for millions of Americans, including about 3 million Californians. Thom Jensen reports.

Excessive heat in the Bay Area means increased fire danger and a strain on the power grid. Kari Hall and Thom Jensen report.

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration said Wednesday that all California schools should reopen when the new academic year begins next fall, though his guidelines remain merely an expectation rather than a mandate. Thom Jensen reports.

A 75-year-old Asian man succumbed to his injuries Thursday after being assaulted and robbed near Oakland’s Lake Merritt on Tuesday, and the suspect now is facing murder charges, authorities said. Thom Jensen reports.

A 75-year-old Asian man succumbed to his injuries Thursday after being assaulted and robbed near Oakland’s Lake Merritt on Tuesday, and the suspect is now facing murder charges, authorities said. Thom Jensen reports.

A second Bay Area health provider may be forced to postpone vaccination appointments due to the ongoing inconsistent supply. Thom Jensen reports.

In a momentous event at Travis Air Force Base in the North Bay, 10 airmen are about to be sworn in as the newest members of the U.S. Space Force. Thom Jensen reports.

With National Guard troops helping local authorities protect the state Capitol, the Sacramento area remained relatively calm ahead of the presidential inauguration. Thom Jensen reports.

Glide Memorial Church in San Francisco continued its Christmas tradition by delivering hundreds of meals to people in need across the city. Thom Jensen reports.