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Cal/OSHA Cites Santa Rosa Police, Bay Area Hospitals, Care Facilities Over COVID ViolationsCal/OSHA has cited the Santa Rosa Police Department, along with several Bay Area hospitals and skilled nursing facilities for failing to protect employees from COVID-19, the agency announced Wednesday.
eBay Workers Who Sent Spiders to Couple to Plead GuiltyFour former eBay Inc. employees from the San Francisco Bay Area agreed to plead guilty to intimidating a Massachusetts couple by sending live spiders and cockroaches to their home, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.
Suspect in Violent Robbery of Cal Student ChargedThe University of California Berkeley Police Department (UCPD) announced Wednesday that the suspect in a violent robbery of a Cal Student back in early September was charged with possibly two felonies.
DOJ Nearing Antitrust Action on Google; Trump Eyes Tech CurbAs the Trump administration moves toward antitrust action against search giant Google, it's campaigning to enlist support from sympathetic state attorneys general across the country.
Pedestrian Killed In Petaluma DUI Crash; Driver Has Pending Court Date From Previous DUI ArrestA man already facing charges in a 2018 DUI arrest was arrested for felony DUI vehicular manslaughter after a pedestrian was hit and killed in an intersection in Petaluma Tuesday evening, police said.
Yosemite Set To Reopen Friday After Closure Due To Wildfire SmokeOfficials in Yosemite National Park announced Tuesday that the park will reopen to all visitors Friday morning after an over week-long closure due to wildfire smoke and hazardous air quality.
49ers Kyle Shanahan 'Learned His Lesson' After $100,000 Fine For Violating NFL's COVID Mask PolicyThere's nothing like a $100,000 fine to grab your attention. Just ask 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan, who was one of three NFL coaches fined $100,000 this week by the league for violating its sideline COVID mask policy.
California State University Picks Mexican-American as LeaderCalifornia State University trustees named Dr. Joseph I. Castro on Wednesday as the new chancellor of the CSU system, making him the first Mexican-American and native Californian to lead the nation's largest four-year public university system.
TOP VIDEOS
Gyms And Other Businesses Reopen For Indoor Operations In San Mateo CountyEmily Turner reports on gyms, restaurants and other businesses happy to resume indoor operations after San Mateo County moves to red COVID-19 monitoring tier (9-23-2020)
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Body Lies In Repose At Supreme CourtSkyler Henry reports on the beginning of three days of public remembrance for late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (9-23-2020)
49ers Wednesday News Conference: 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan updates Jimmy G's injury49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan updates Jimmy G's injury
Coronavirus Outbreak
Santa Clara County Investing $13M In Helping Low-Income Families, Homeless Quarantine From COVID-19Santa Clara County is investing more than $13 million in a program to house people who are in quarantine or isolation due to possible infection with the coronavirus.
Cal/OSHA Cites Santa Rosa Police, Bay Area Hospitals, Care Facilities Over COVID ViolationsCal/OSHA has cited the Santa Rosa Police Department, along with several Bay Area hospitals and skilled nursing facilities for failing to protect employees from COVID-19, the agency announced Wednesday.
49ers Kyle Shanahan 'Learned His Lesson' After $100,000 Fine For Violating NFL's COVID Mask PolicyThere's nothing like a $100,000 fine to grab your attention. Just ask 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan, who was one of three NFL coaches fined $100,000 this week by the league for violating its sideline COVID mask policy.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
DOJ Nearing Antitrust Action on Google; Trump Eyes Tech CurbAs the Trump administration moves toward antitrust action against search giant Google, it's campaigning to enlist support from sympathetic state attorneys general across the country.
Wells Fargo CEO Apologizes For Memo Comment On Black Talent Pool Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf has apologized after he blamed the lack of diversity at the San Francisco-based bank on "a very limited pool of Black talent to recruit from."
COVID Reopenings: Pass The Popcorn; Cinemark Set To Reopen San Mateo County Movie Theaters On FridayWith San Mateo County moving to the red tier in the state COVID rating system, the largest operator of movie theaters in the county -- Cinemark -- announced Wednesday it will reopen its facilities for the first time in six months on Friday.
East Bay News
Suspect in Violent Robbery of Cal Student ChargedThe University of California Berkeley Police Department (UCPD) announced Wednesday that the suspect in a violent robbery of a Cal Student back in early September was charged with possibly two felonies.
12-Year-Old Manteca Boy Killed In I-580 Collision Monday IdentifiedA boy who died in a collision on I-580 Monday in Livermore was identified by the Alameda County coroner's bureau as 12-year-old Manteca resident Carlos Alberto Garcia.
Concord Officials Move Ahead On Homelessness, Mental Health TeamsIn what officials view as first steps in creating more comprehensive capability to respond to calls about homelessness and mental-health issues, Concord City Council members on Tuesday approved moving ahead with establishing local teams to do that.
South Bay News
Santa Clara County Investing $13M In Helping Low-Income Families, Homeless Quarantine From COVID-19Santa Clara County is investing more than $13 million in a program to house people who are in quarantine or isolation due to possible infection with the coronavirus.
eBay Workers Who Sent Spiders to Couple to Plead GuiltyFour former eBay Inc. employees from the San Francisco Bay Area agreed to plead guilty to intimidating a Massachusetts couple by sending live spiders and cockroaches to their home, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.
86,000 Acre CZU Lightning Complex Fire 100% ContainedAfter more than a month, the CZU Lightning Complex fire is finally contained.
North Bay News
Cal/OSHA Cites Santa Rosa Police, Bay Area Hospitals, Care Facilities Over COVID ViolationsCal/OSHA has cited the Santa Rosa Police Department, along with several Bay Area hospitals and skilled nursing facilities for failing to protect employees from COVID-19, the agency announced Wednesday.
Pedestrian Killed In Petaluma DUI Crash; Driver Has Pending Court Date From Previous DUI ArrestA man already facing charges in a 2018 DUI arrest was arrested for felony DUI vehicular manslaughter after a pedestrian was hit and killed in an intersection in Petaluma Tuesday evening, police said.
Sonoma County Supes Agree to Extend Cap on Vacation RentalsSonoma County supervisors on Tuesday reached an agreement to extend a cap on the number of vacation rentals in the county for three months, a far cry from the 22 months staff had sought.
Bay Area Sports
49ers Kyle Shanahan 'Learned His Lesson' After $100,000 Fine For Violating NFL's COVID Mask PolicyThere's nothing like a $100,000 fine to grab your attention. Just ask 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan, who was one of three NFL coaches fined $100,000 this week by the league for violating its sideline COVID mask policy.
Dennis O'Donnell: 'The Giants And The 49ers Aren't Going To Be The Teams They Thought They Were'The battered 49ers return to MetLife Stadium in New York to face a Giants team also upended by injuries.
Local Athlete Makes Solo Row From San Francisco To HawaiiA Bay Area woman recently broke a solo rowing record, braving shark-infested waters and big waves on an incredible journey from San Francisco to Hawaii.