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List: East Bay, San Jose Officials Enforce Park Closures Over Easter Weekend To Deter CrowdsThe East Bay Regional Park District and Santa Clara County are temporarily closing parks and parking areas over the Easter weekend to prevent overcrowding and promote social distancing, officials said Thursday.
Coronavirus Update: New Outbreak Reported At San Jose Nursing Home; 27 People InfectedOfficials at a San Jose nursing home on Thursday confirmed a new COVID-19 outbreak that has infected 27 people, including half of the facility's long-term residents.
Better Together: San Jose Church's Massive Food Giveaway Draws Overwhelming CrowdsThe amount of hunger and hardship caused by the coronavirus was put into perspective at Cathedral of Faith church in San Jose, where hundreds of cars lined up for an organized food giveaway on Thursday.
Coronavirus Cases Increase At 2 East Bay Nursing Homes, 7th Resident Dies; Owners Previously CitedThe owners of a Hayward nursing home where at least 59 people have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus and six have died have a record of violations at the center and reportedly were denied licenses to operate other such facilities in the past.
Coronavirus Update: Couples Seek Tips On Getting Along During QuarantineBay Area residents are entering week four of the coroavirus shelter-in-place order. Some people call it "Quarantine" while others call it "The Lockdown." But what you call it may depend a lot on your attitude and who you’re spending all that time with in close quarters.
Master Mad Magazine Cartoonist Mort Drucker Dies at 91Mort Drucker, the Mad Magazine caricaturist who for decades lovingly spoofed politicians, celebrities and popular culture, died Thursday at 91.
'It’s Very Difficult'; Coronavirus Pandemic Strains California EDD With Nearly 1 Million Unemployment ClaimsThe California Employment Development Department said Thursday it has now processed nearly one million claims since the beginning of March, and KPIX 5 is learning that a lot of people are still having problems getting through.
Coronavirus Update: Berkeley Reports City's First COVID-19 DeathBerkeley Health Officer Dr. Lisa Hernandez announced Thursday that a resident in their 40s has died of the new coronavirus, the first such death the city has seen so far in the pandemic.
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Better Together: San Jose Church Fights Hunger During Coronavirus PandemicThe amount of hunger and hardship caused by the coronavirus was put into perspective at a food giveaway Thursday at the Cathedral of Faith church in San Jose. Len Ramirez reports. (4-9-20)
Frontline Fast Food Workers Protest Over Worker Safety, Pay During COVID-19 PandemicWorkers at a Hayward McDonald’s on Thursday protested working conditions. Kiet Do reports. (4-9-20)
Coping With Coronavirus: Couples Seek Tips on Staying Together While Staying TogetherHow couples are trying to survive the stay at home order. Don Ford reports (4-9-20)
Bay Area Shelter In Place
'Not Your Racetrack'; CHP Says Open Freeways Not An Excuse To SpeedThe COVID-19 coronavirus public health emergency may be keeping most motorists off the Bay Area freeways, but the California Highway Patrol says those wide-open lanes are not a license to speed.
As Ridership Plummets, SMART Slashes Weekday Schedule; No Weekend TrainsThe Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District is reducing service as ridership declines during the novel coronavirus health emergency.
How California Has Led the Nation in Curbing Coronavirus OutbreakIn the first week of March, California and New York had about the same number of coronavirus cases. One month later, New York has almost ten times the number of cases as the Golden State. What accounts for the difference?
Coronavirus Outbreak
Coronavirus Lockdown Strands Peninsula Coffee Roaster in PeruMax Gambirazio, who owns the San Carlos roastery business Papachay Peruvian Coffee has been stranded in Peru while an anxious family and struggling business await his return.
List: East Bay, San Jose Officials Enforce Park Closures Over Easter Weekend To Deter CrowdsThe East Bay Regional Park District and Santa Clara County are temporarily closing parks and parking areas over the Easter weekend to prevent overcrowding and promote social distancing, officials said Thursday.
Coronavirus Update: New Outbreak Reported At San Jose Nursing Home; 27 People InfectedOfficials at a San Jose nursing home on Thursday confirmed a new COVID-19 outbreak that has infected 27 people, including half of the facility's long-term residents.
Better Together: San Jose Church's Massive Food Giveaway Draws Overwhelming CrowdsThe amount of hunger and hardship caused by the coronavirus was put into perspective at Cathedral of Faith church in San Jose, where hundreds of cars lined up for an organized food giveaway on Thursday.
Coronavirus Cases Increase At 2 East Bay Nursing Homes, 7th Resident Dies; Owners Previously CitedThe owners of a Hayward nursing home where at least 59 people have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus and six have died have a record of violations at the center and reportedly were denied licenses to operate other such facilities in the past.
Coronavirus Update: Couples Seek Tips On Getting Along During QuarantineBay Area residents are entering week four of the coroavirus shelter-in-place order. Some people call it "Quarantine" while others call it "The Lockdown." But what you call it may depend a lot on your attitude and who you’re spending all that time with in close quarters.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Coronavirus Lockdown Strands Peninsula Coffee Roaster in PeruMax Gambirazio, who owns the San Carlos roastery business Papachay Peruvian Coffee has been stranded in Peru while an anxious family and struggling business await his return.
Coronavirus Cases Increase At 2 East Bay Nursing Homes, 7th Resident Dies; Owners Previously CitedThe owners of a Hayward nursing home where at least 59 people have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus and six have died have a record of violations at the center and reportedly were denied licenses to operate other such facilities in the past.
Coronavirus Update: Couples Seek Tips On Getting Along During QuarantineBay Area residents are entering week four of the coroavirus shelter-in-place order. Some people call it "Quarantine" while others call it "The Lockdown." But what you call it may depend a lot on your attitude and who you’re spending all that time with in close quarters.
East Bay News
List: East Bay, San Jose Officials Enforce Park Closures Over Easter Weekend To Deter CrowdsThe East Bay Regional Park District and Santa Clara County are temporarily closing parks and parking areas over the Easter weekend to prevent overcrowding and promote social distancing, officials said Thursday.
Coronavirus Cases Increase At 2 East Bay Nursing Homes, 7th Resident Dies; Owners Previously CitedThe owners of a Hayward nursing home where at least 59 people have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus and six have died have a record of violations at the center and reportedly were denied licenses to operate other such facilities in the past.
Coronavirus Update: Berkeley Reports City's First COVID-19 DeathBerkeley Health Officer Dr. Lisa Hernandez announced Thursday that a resident in their 40s has died of the new coronavirus, the first such death the city has seen so far in the pandemic.
South Bay News
List: East Bay, San Jose Officials Enforce Park Closures Over Easter Weekend To Deter CrowdsThe East Bay Regional Park District and Santa Clara County are temporarily closing parks and parking areas over the Easter weekend to prevent overcrowding and promote social distancing, officials said Thursday.
Coronavirus Update: New Outbreak Reported At San Jose Nursing Home; 27 People InfectedOfficials at a San Jose nursing home on Thursday confirmed a new COVID-19 outbreak that has infected 27 people, including half of the facility's long-term residents.
Better Together: San Jose Church's Massive Food Giveaway Draws Overwhelming CrowdsThe amount of hunger and hardship caused by the coronavirus was put into perspective at Cathedral of Faith church in San Jose, where hundreds of cars lined up for an organized food giveaway on Thursday.
North Bay News
Coronavirus Update: Worshipers Gather Virtually On Big Week Of Religious CelebrationsFor many religions, this would be a big week to celebrate and come together, but many have to adjust to the new way of worship online due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus Update: Napa Valley College Donates Ventilators For COVID-19 ResponseNapa Valley College is among California community colleges around the state to donate ventilators to hospitals during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, a school spokeswoman said.
Ballots Sent For Sonoma County Special Election On EMS Tax MeasuresThe Sonoma County Registrar of Voters Office is mailing ballots this week for two special May 5 elections for districts within the county.