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Nearly A Third Of Nurses Dying Of COVID-19 Are FilipinoThere is an alarming statistic when it comes to COVID-19 death among nurses. Nearly a third of those who have died are of Filipino descent.
Police Arrest 2 Men Suspected In Mail Box Thefts At San Carlos Apartment ComplexTwo men were arrested after a detective saw them allegedly breaking into mail boxes at an apartment complex in San Carlos early Tuesday morning.
COVID-19 Economy: SF's Iconic Flower Mart Tries New Strategies To Survive The PandemicThe Flower Mart reopened just before Mother's Day, but they're doing about 30 percent of their usual business.
Petaluma PD: Suspect In Hate Crime Hit Elderly Man With Stick Because He Didn't Like HispanicsA man suspected of attacking an elderly Spanish-speaking man with a stick allegedly yelled profanities and told the victim that he did not like Hispanic people.
COVID Surge: South Bay Hospitals Brace For Rise In Coronavirus Cases, ICU PatientsWhile counties in the Bay Area are generally doing much better than the rest of the state as far as rising COVID-19 cases during the surge, hospital officials are still taking steps in preparation.
Prosecutors: Over 35,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Names Of Prison Inmates, Including Scott PetersonA California prosecutor says someone has filed an unemployment claim in the name of convicted murderer Scott Peterson.
East Bay Groups Give Away Hundreds Of Meals Before Thanksgiving Amid Overwhelming NeedAhead of Thanksgiving, groups across the Bay Area are seeing overwhelming need due to the pandemic, including two groups in the East Bay.
SFPD: Victim of Officer-Involved Shooting a Suspected Arsonist, Refused To Drop KnifeSan Francisco Police revealed Tuesday that the man officers shot on Market Street last week reportedly committed arson before the shooting and refused to drop a large knife he was wielding while confronting police.
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Filipinos Make Up Nearly A Third Of COVID-19 Deaths Among NursesThere is an alarming statistic when it comes to COVID-19 death among nurses. Andrea Nakano reports that nearly a third of those who have died are of Filipino descent.
Friend Describes Worker Injured In San Jose Church Stabbing As 'Caring Guy'The city worker who was injured in a stabbing at a San Jose church volunteered to help homeless people. Betty Yu talked to a friend who described him as a "caring guy."
Some CA Gig Workers May Owe EDD Overpaid BenefitsGig workers getting unemployment may be on the hook to pay back some of their benefits. As Kristine Lazar, some may owe the state money due to overpayment.
Latest Bay Area COVID Headlines
COVID Cravings Drive Us To The Fridge In Search Of Comfort FoodCOVID-19? How about the COVID 15? That is all the extra pounds you’ve gained? This pandemic is driving us to the fridge or pantry with some pretty intense cravings for comfort food.
Nearly A Third Of Nurses Dying Of COVID-19 Are FilipinoThere is an alarming statistic when it comes to COVID-19 death among nurses. Nearly a third of those who have died are of Filipino descent.
COVID-19 Economy: SF's Iconic Flower Mart Tries New Strategies To Survive The PandemicThe Flower Mart reopened just before Mother's Day, but they're doing about 30 percent of their usual business.
COVID Surge: South Bay Hospitals Brace For Rise In Coronavirus Cases, ICU PatientsWhile counties in the Bay Area are generally doing much better than the rest of the state as far as rising COVID-19 cases during the surge, hospital officials are still taking steps in preparation.
COVID: Dr. Grant Colfax Says San Francisco At 'Critical Moment,' Expects Purple Tier Later This WeekAlthough San Francisco has yet to reach the purple tier -- the city's Department of Public Health Director Dr. Grant Colfax said Tuesday he expects it to do so by later this week.
COVID: Santa Clara County Ups Enforcement For Thanksgiving, Suspends Grace Period For BusinessesSanta Clara County will be stricter in enforcing capacity limits and social distancing protocols this weekend by suspending the grace period for fines starting on Thanksgiving and lasting until Sunday
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Police Arrest 2 Men Suspected In Mail Box Thefts At San Carlos Apartment ComplexTwo men were arrested after a detective saw them allegedly breaking into mail boxes at an apartment complex in San Carlos early Tuesday morning.
COVID-19 Economy: SF's Iconic Flower Mart Tries New Strategies To Survive The PandemicThe Flower Mart reopened just before Mother's Day, but they're doing about 30 percent of their usual business.
Prosecutors: Over 35,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Names Of Prison Inmates, Including Scott PetersonA California prosecutor says someone has filed an unemployment claim in the name of convicted murderer Scott Peterson.
East Bay News
East Bay Groups Give Away Hundreds Of Meals Before Thanksgiving Amid Overwhelming NeedAhead of Thanksgiving, groups across the Bay Area are seeing overwhelming need due to the pandemic, including two groups in the East Bay.
Married Couple Found Guilty In Fatal 2019 Road Rage Shooting In AntiochA married couple from Central California was found guilty on murder charges Monday in connection with a deadly road rage shooting in Antioch last year.
Newsom Announces $50,000 Reward In 2007 Fremont Cold Case Murder Of Emerson Zuniga; New Suspect Sketch ReleasedHoping to generate new leads for Fremont homicide investigators, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and a conviction in the 2007 cold case murder of Emerson Zuniga.
South Bay News
COVID: Santa Clara County Ups Enforcement For Thanksgiving, Suspends Grace Period For BusinessesSanta Clara County will be stricter in enforcing capacity limits and social distancing protocols this weekend by suspending the grace period for fines starting on Thanksgiving and lasting until Sunday
UPDATE: San Jose City Employee Who Volunteered With Homeless Among Injured In Church StabbingAn employee with the city of San Jose who regularly volunteered to aid the homeless has been identified as one of the three people injured in the fatal stabbing at Grace Baptist Church Sunday night, city officials confirmed Tuesday.
Dow Tops 30,000 For First Time; Tesla's Elon Musk Surpasses Bill Gates On Personal Wealth List It's been quite a month for San Francisco Bay Area tech guru Elon Musk. Space X has successfully launched a crew to the International Space Station and also lifted the Sentinel-6 satellite into orbit and now Tesla has helped fuel the stock market's historic climb.
North Bay News
Petaluma PD: Suspect In Hate Crime Hit Elderly Man With Stick Because He Didn't Like HispanicsA man suspected of attacking an elderly Spanish-speaking man with a stick allegedly yelled profanities and told the victim that he did not like Hispanic people.
Mendocino County Woman Accused Of Harboring Dad Wanted In Child Sexual Assault CaseA Mendocino County woman and her father, who was wanted in a child sexual assault case, were both arrested last week after he was found hiding at his daughter's home, deputies said.
Sonoma Community Center to Distribute Free Thanksgiving MealsHungry Sonoma County residents will be able to head to Sonoma Community Center this Thanksgiving as part of the center’s annual tradition.
Bay Area Sports
Texans-Lions Preview: Deshaun Watson 'Playing As Well As He's Played Over The Course Of His Career,' Says NFL On CBS's Evan WashburnThe Texans and Lions are both stumbling through disappointing seasons so far. Does either have enough left to end the season with some momentum?
Former 49ers Patrick Willis, Bryant Young Among 2021 HOF SemifinalistsPatrick Willis and Bryant Young, both former defenders for the San Francisco 49ers, were among the list of 25 semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s class of 2021, which the organization revealed Tuesday.
Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 12: Derek Carr Looking Sharp For RaidersThe veteran Raiders quarterback put up solid numbers against the Chiefs and faces favorable matchups in the coming weeks.