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Silicon Valley Exodus? Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Moving From San Jose To HoustonJoining other tech companies in looking beyond Silicon Valley, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) said it would move its company headquarters from San Jose to the Houston area.
World AIDS Day 40th Anniversary Marked As COVID Pandemic Recalls Darkest DaysSeveral prominent civic leaders and activists, many from the Bay Area, honored the hundreds of thousands of Americans who’ve lost their lives to both AIDS and COVID-19 during this year’s World AIDS Day on Tuesday.
This year’s event marks 40 years since the first cases of AIDS were reported in the U.S. and also coincides with a new major virus - COVID-19.
COVID Purple Tier: 'Our Dangerous Winter Has Arrived,' Breed Warns Of New SF Restrictions, Possible Muni LayoffsOfficials in San Francisco on Tuesday said the city would soon roll out stricter COVID regulations as case rates and hospitalizations continued to spike, with Mayor London Breed warning that budget issues could lead to major layoffs for SFMTA workers.
Salesforce-Slack Deal: Benioff Buys Work Chat Service For $27.7 BillionBusiness software pioneer Salesforce.com is buying work-chatting service Slack for $27.7 billion in a deal aimed at giving the two San Francisco-based companies a better shot at competing against longtime industry powerhouse Microsoft.
Warriors Players Test Positive For COVID; Start Of Training Camp DelayedTwo members of the Golden State Warriors have recently tested positive for COVID-19, General Manager Bob Myers told reporters Tuesday.
COVID Purple Tier: San Francisco 49ers Prepare For A December Away From HomeWith COVID cases soaring in Santa Clara County and new restrictions in place, the San Francisco 49ers will head to Arizona Wednesday, relocating all team operations for at least the next three weeks.
COVID: San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Apologizes For Attending Thanksgiving Meal That Violated Gathering RulesSan Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo apologized Tuesday after attending a Thanksgiving meal that broke state COVID-19 rules limiting the number of people and households at private gatherings.
Sunnyvale Officers Arrest Felon On Probation With Over 200 FirearmsOfficers with the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety on Monday arrested a felon on parole who was illegally in possession of over 200 firearms, according to authorities.
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Coronavirus Update: Vaccine May Be Available By Christmas, New Stimulus TalksAnne Makovec reports. (12/1/20)
Marin County Poised To Join Most Of State In Purple TierThe entire Bay Area is in the state's most restrictive purple tier, except for Marin County. But the county health department says it's only a matter of time. Emily Turner reports. (12/1/20)
PURPLE TIER: 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan talks about the team's move to Arizona49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan talks about the team's move to Arizona
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World AIDS Day 40th Anniversary Marked As COVID Pandemic Recalls Darkest DaysSeveral prominent civic leaders and activists, many from the Bay Area, honored the hundreds of thousands of Americans who’ve lost their lives to both AIDS and COVID-19 during this year’s World AIDS Day on Tuesday.
This year’s event marks 40 years since the first cases of AIDS were reported in the U.S. and also coincides with a new major virus - COVID-19.
COVID Purple Tier: 'Our Dangerous Winter Has Arrived,' Breed Warns Of New SF Restrictions, Possible Muni LayoffsOfficials in San Francisco on Tuesday said the city would soon roll out stricter COVID regulations as case rates and hospitalizations continued to spike, with Mayor London Breed warning that budget issues could lead to major layoffs for SFMTA workers.
Warriors Players Test Positive For COVID; Start Of Training Camp DelayedTwo members of the Golden State Warriors have recently tested positive for COVID-19, General Manager Bob Myers told reporters Tuesday.
COVID: San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Apologizes For Attending Thanksgiving Meal That Violated Gathering RulesSan Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo apologized Tuesday after attending a Thanksgiving meal that broke state COVID-19 rules limiting the number of people and households at private gatherings.
COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County Issues Over $115K In COVID Compliance Fines During Holiday WeekendSanta Clara County issued more than $115,000 in fines over the weekend to businesses failing to comply with local COVID-19 health guidelines, county officials said.
COVID: California State University System Extends Fall 2021 Application Deadline Due To PandemicThe California State University System has granted prospective students additional time to submit their applications for Fall 2021, citing the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
COVID Purple Tier: 'Our Dangerous Winter Has Arrived,' Breed Warns Of New SF Restrictions, Possible Muni LayoffsOfficials in San Francisco on Tuesday said the city would soon roll out stricter COVID regulations as case rates and hospitalizations continued to spike, with Mayor London Breed warning that budget issues could lead to major layoffs for SFMTA workers.
$20,000 Reward Offered For Suspect In East Palo Alto Halloween Party Double MurderA $20,000 reward is being offered in a double murder case in East Palo Alto that resulted from a dispute at a Halloween party that ended in gunfire.
Project Homekey: San Mateo Supes Consider Purchasing 2 Redwood City Hotels For Unsheltered ResidentsSan Mateo County's Board of Supervisors will consider on Tuesday completing the purchase of two hotel properties to provide shelter to unhoused residents via the state's Project Homekey initiative.
East Bay News
San Joaquin County Administrator To Become Contra Costa's New Top ExecMonica Nino, who for the past seven years has been the San Joaquin County Administrator, will become Contra Costa County's next top executive, with her formal appointment scheduled for Dec. 8.
Crash Along Vasco Road Near Brentwood Kills 19-Year-Old DriverAn overnight crash between two vehicles on Vasco Road in eastern Contra Costa County killed one driver and injured the other driver, the California Highway Patrol said Tuesday.
Two Arrested In Monday Afternoon Oakland Armed Robbery SpreeTwo suspects were in custody after driving around Oakland, randomly selecting targets on an armed robbery spree that spanned less than an hour, Oakland police announced Tuesday morning.
South Bay News
Sunnyvale Officers Arrest Felon On Probation With Over 200 FirearmsOfficers with the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety on Monday arrested a felon on parole who was illegally in possession of over 200 firearms, according to authorities.
COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County Issues Over $115K In COVID Compliance Fines During Holiday WeekendSanta Clara County issued more than $115,000 in fines over the weekend to businesses failing to comply with local COVID-19 health guidelines, county officials said.
COVID Purple Tier: Stanford Football Heads To Northwest Due To County COVID RestrictionsThe Stanford football team is headed to the Northwest to prepare for its next two games due to county COVID health restrictions, team officials announced Tuesday.
North Bay News
Thousands Without Power In Rohnert ParkAbout 6,000 PG&E customers are without power Monday night in Rohnert Park, a PG&E spokeswoman said.
Study Reveals Marin County Is Home To 6 Of 10 Most Segregated Bay Area CitiesA new study from the University of California at Berkeley reveals six of the ten most segregated cities in the Bay Area are in Marin County. So, why would an area that prides itself on its progressive thought have such a lack of diversity?
VIDEO: CHP Helicopter Plucks Man Off Cliff In Sonoma CountyA man clinging to the face of a cliff in Sonoma County was rescued Monday afternoon by fire crews and a California Highway Patrol helicopter.
Bay Area Sports
Warriors Players Test Positive For COVID; Start Of Training Camp DelayedTwo members of the Golden State Warriors have recently tested positive for COVID-19, General Manager Bob Myers told reporters Tuesday.
COVID Purple Tier: San Francisco 49ers Prepare For A December Away From HomeWith COVID cases soaring in Santa Clara County and new restrictions in place, the San Francisco 49ers will head to Arizona Wednesday, relocating all team operations for at least the next three weeks.
COVID Purple Tier: Stanford Football Heads To Northwest Due To County COVID RestrictionsThe Stanford football team is headed to the Northwest to prepare for its next two games due to county COVID health restrictions, team officials announced Tuesday.