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SF Indoor Dining Ban Wallops Indian Restaurants on First Day of DiwaliA ban on indoor dining is now in effect in San Francisco and it could hardly come at a worse time for Indian restaurants on the first day of the Diwali holiday festival of light.
Contra Costa County Rolls Back Reopening for Gyms, Restaurants as Virus SpikesBackward, forward, backward -- Contra Costa County is trying to slow the virus spread and, once again, health officials are targeting gyms and restaurants.
Colorado Holds Off Late Stanford Rally, Cardinal Lose 1st Home Opener Since 2007Sam Noyer passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more, Jarek Broussard had another strong day rushing as the Colorado Buffaloes held on to beat the Cardinal 35-32 on Saturday.
3 Killed in Foggy, Chain-Reaction Crash on Highway 99 Near OrovilleAt least three people were killed when ten vehicles collided on the Golden State Highway near Oroville which was shrouded in thick fog early Saturday, authorities said.
Up to 160 Votes Not Counted Due to Error at Oakland Polling PlacePoll workers at a voting site on the campus of Mills College incorrectly told up to 200 people that their paper ballot was only a receipt and that it could be taken home, leading to the votes not being counted.
Walnut Creek Police Activity Closes Streets Near Motel 6Police activity closed off streets near a Motel 6 in Walnut Creek midday Saturday.
San Francisco Opera Moves Costume Sale Online to Raise Funds for Opera House StaffFor the first time in six years -- and the first time ever virtually -- the San Francisco Opera hosted an online costume sale offering more than 500 items of adult and child ensembles to benefit the cast and crew of the War Memorial Opera House.
Motorcyclist Killed After Careening Off Highway 1 CliffA 26-year-old South San Francisco man has been killed when his motorcycle careened off a Highway 1 cliff near Devil's Slide and crashed more than 100 feet to the beach below, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Contra Costa County Rolls Back Reopening for Gyms, RestaurantsBackward, forward, backward -- Contra Costa County is trying to slow the coronavirus spread and, once again, health officials are targeting gyms and restaurants. Wilson Walker reports. (11-14-20)
SF Indoor Dining Ban Wallops Indian Restaurants on First Day of DiwaliA ban on indoor dining is now in effect in San Francisco and it could hardly come at a worse time for Indian restaurants in the city. Da Lin reports. (11-14-20)
San Jose Senior Assisted Living Community Reports COVID-19 OutbreakAtria Willow Glen, a senior assisted-living community in San Jose is reporting a coronavirus outbreak and infected individuals are now self-isolating. Devin Fehely reports. (11-14-20)
Latest Bay Area COVID Headlines
SF Indoor Dining Ban Wallops Indian Restaurants on First Day of DiwaliA ban on indoor dining is now in effect in San Francisco and it could hardly come at a worse time for Indian restaurants on the first day of the Diwali holiday festival of light.
Contra Costa County Rolls Back Reopening for Gyms, Restaurants as Virus SpikesBackward, forward, backward -- Contra Costa County is trying to slow the virus spread and, once again, health officials are targeting gyms and restaurants.
San Francisco Opera Moves Costume Sale Online to Raise Funds for Opera House StaffFor the first time in six years -- and the first time ever virtually -- the San Francisco Opera hosted an online costume sale offering more than 500 items of adult and child ensembles to benefit the cast and crew of the War Memorial Opera House.
COVID Roundup: Diners Rush For Last Indoor Restaurant Meal; Newsom Apologizes For French Laundry Party; Holiday Travel Warning IssuedWith a surge in coronavirus cases, the information you need to know is coming fast and furious. Here's a roundup of the COVID stories we've published over the last 24 hours.
COVID: Anxieties Rise As New Cases Surge And Business Restrictions ReturnAnxieties were rising in Santa Clara late Friday night as the county was teetered on the edge of slipping back into the state's more restrictive reopening tier in the wake of a new wave of COVID cases.
COVID Update: San Francisco Diners Get Last Meals Inside Before City Reinstates Indoor Dining BanAfter Friday night, diners in San Francisco will temporarily be unable to eat indoors as rising COVID-19 cases force health officials to roll back some reopenings.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
SF Indoor Dining Ban Wallops Indian Restaurants on First Day of DiwaliA ban on indoor dining is now in effect in San Francisco and it could hardly come at a worse time for Indian restaurants on the first day of the Diwali holiday festival of light.
San Francisco Opera Moves Costume Sale Online to Raise Funds for Opera House StaffFor the first time in six years -- and the first time ever virtually -- the San Francisco Opera hosted an online costume sale offering more than 500 items of adult and child ensembles to benefit the cast and crew of the War Memorial Opera House.
Motorcyclist Killed After Careening Off Highway 1 CliffA 26-year-old South San Francisco man has been killed when his motorcycle careened off a Highway 1 cliff near Devil's Slide and crashed more than 100 feet to the beach below, according to the California Highway Patrol.
East Bay News
Fremont Cops Deploy Drone to Nab Armed Robbery SuspectA drone and surveillance cameras in Fremont helped officers catch a suspect in two armed robberies, police said.
Contra Costa County Rolls Back Reopening for Gyms, Restaurants as Virus SpikesBackward, forward, backward -- Contra Costa County is trying to slow the virus spread and, once again, health officials are targeting gyms and restaurants.
Up to 160 Votes Not Counted Due to Error at Oakland Polling PlacePoll workers at a voting site on the campus of Mills College incorrectly told up to 200 people that their paper ballot was only a receipt and that it could be taken home, leading to the votes not being counted.
South Bay News
Colorado Holds Off Late Stanford Rally, Cardinal Lose 1st Home Opener Since 2007Sam Noyer passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more, Jarek Broussard had another strong day rushing as the Colorado Buffaloes held on to beat the Cardinal 35-32 on Saturday.
PHOTOS: Suspect Arrested; One At Large Wanted In Connection With Palo Alto Home BurglariesOne suspect was in custody and authorities searched for a second Saturday in a series residential burglaries in the College Terrace neighborhood, Palo Alto police officials said.
COVID: Anxieties Rise As New Cases Surge And Business Restrictions ReturnAnxieties were rising in Santa Clara late Friday night as the county was teetered on the edge of slipping back into the state's more restrictive reopening tier in the wake of a new wave of COVID cases.
North Bay News
COVID: Gov. Gavin Newsom Regrets Attending Party at French LaundryGov. Gavin Newsom expressed regret Friday for attending a birthday party at an exclusive restaurant last week, thereby ignoring his own state’s advisories on gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
5 Charged With Felony Vandalism for Defacing Junipero Serra Statue in San RafaelFive people arrested for damaging and tearing down a statue of Saint Junipero Serra last month at the Mission San Rafael Arcángel now face felony vandalism charges.
Solano County At Risk Of Purple Tier As COVID-19 Cases Keep Rising - 'Starting To See The Impact Of Halloween'Solano County is once again on the brink of moving back into the state's most restrictive coronavirus pandemic reopening tier due to a rate of new cases that is nearly double what is needed to remain in a lower tier.
Bay Area Sports
Colorado Holds Off Late Stanford Rally, Cardinal Lose 1st Home Opener Since 2007Sam Noyer passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more, Jarek Broussard had another strong day rushing as the Colorado Buffaloes held on to beat the Cardinal 35-32 on Saturday.
Racehorse Dies During Training at Golden Gate FieldsDuchamp, a 4-year-old thoroughbred gelding, died while training at Golden Gate Fields Friday.
Golden State Warriors Propose Plan for 50% Fan Attendance at Chase Center GamesThe NBA season is expected to tip off Dec. 22 and the Warriors are trying to develop the first program of its kind to get fans back in the stands.