Taking inspiration from the other side of the Bay Bridge, San Francisco officials announced the city would ban all but pedestrians, bicyclists and local traffic on 13 miles of its roads.
Police in some major cities across the US are reporting upticks in car thefts since the start of the pandemic in mid-March, even while many other crimes have dipped in those same cities.
The push to reopen has set off warnings from health authorities and politicians that the crisis that has killed well over 170,000 people worldwide is far from over, with deaths still mounting, and that relaxing the stay-at-home restrictions too quickly could enable the virus to come storming back.
A man who died 12 days after being shot while driving in San Francisco has been identified as Anchour Chouadra. Chouadra, 36, had been driving on the evening of April 1 near Pine and Taylor streets, on Nob Hill, when two men drove alongside him and one opened fire. The victim, struck in the chest, […]
a Vallejo man shot to death in East Oakland Friday night has been identified.
Trio from The Harker School scores with short documentary on tech privacy issues
City will enter into a lease and purchase agreement with Rose Winter for long-sought land near freeway and Pittsburg Center BART station.
The Walmart Emergency Operations Center has created a dashboard to help customers locate stores offering extra services during the coronavirus pandemic.
State of California releases list of assisted living facilities where staff and/or patients have tested positive for coronavirus, but it is not complete.
The building in the 400 block of Lee Street went ablaze around 7:55 a.m. and forced approximately 50 people to evacuate, authorities said.
For the low, low ticket price of, well, free, you can stream content by some of the biggest musical artists at Live Nation's Live From Home site.
A survey found 50% of low-income families in California don't have a device for learning at home.
Mary Fierros, who riveted planes and worked on trains during World War II, was celebrated by friends and family who streamed by her San Jose home in two parades for her 100th birthday.
Instead, the party is moving online, with help of sponsor Weedmaps, and featuring appearances and performances from Mike Tyson, Billy Ray Cyrus, Erykah Badu and Wiz Khalifa.
"If there's a big fight with the governors versus Trump, it would be really bad for public health," said Drew Altman, president of the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation. "The public won't know what to believe."
