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PG&E Increasing Rates to Pay For Upgrades to EquipmentCalifornia regulators approved a rate hike for Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) Thursday that increases rates for household customers by 8%.
Thief Makes Off With $50,000 Rolex Watch From Novato Jewelry StorePolice in Novato are investigating the theft this week of a $50,000 watch from a jewelry store.
Vallejo Peeping Tom Uses Cellphone To Record Women In Public Restroom StallsVallejo police were asking for the community's help in identifying a suspect accused of recording women in public restroom stalls.
Purple Tier COVID Roundup: Outbreak At Danville School; Anti-Vax Protesters Angered By New Health Order; Newsom Announces Regional Stay-At-Home OrderWith 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.
Redding Police Fatally Shoot Woman Whose Car Struck, Pinned Officer Under TireRedding police shot and killed a woman after she struck an officer with her car, trapping him under a tire, authorities said Thursday.
COVID Berkeley: Mayor Hopes City Can Dodge COVID Surge, Avoid New Stay-at-Home OrdersHospitals' intensive care capacity in the Bay Area is currently at roughly 25 percent which is the highest in the state. As the coronavirus surge continues, people are bracing themselves for round two of the stay-at-home order.
COVID Schools: Teachers, Students Test Positive for COVID-19 Days After In-Person Classes Resume in DanvilleSpecial needs students were allowed to go back to class at one East Bay high school. Then, less than a week later, eight teachers and students tested positive for COVID-19.
Interviewed With Biden, Harris Says 'We Are Full Partners' in GoverningIn a joint televised interview, President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris say they are full partners who agree on how to approach the country's most pressing issues.
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Friday Morning Weather Forecast with Mary Lee(12/4/20)
California Eyes New Lockdowns As COVID ICU Cases Threaten To OverwhelmGovernor Gavin Newsom is responding to the COVID case spike with a region-by-region crackdown. Tighter rules will take effect if the available ICU capacity in a region falls below 15 percent. In the Bay Area, that could happen around mid-December. Kiet Do reports. (12/4/20)
Berkeley Mayor Hopes City Can Dodge COVID Surge, Avoid New Stay-at-Home OrdersHospitals' intensive care capacity in the Bay Area is currently at roughly 25 percent which is the highest in the state. As the coronavirus surge continues, people are bracing for round two of the stay-at-home order. Andrea Nakano reports. (12-3-20)
Latest Bay Area COVID Headlines
PG&E Increasing Rates to Pay For Upgrades to EquipmentCalifornia regulators approved a rate hike for Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) Thursday that increases rates for household customers by 8%.
Purple Tier COVID Roundup: Outbreak At Danville School; Anti-Vax Protesters Angered By New Health Order; Newsom Announces Regional Stay-At-Home OrderWith 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 Berkeley: Mayor Hopes City Can Dodge COVID Surge, Avoid New Stay-at-Home OrdersHospitals' intensive care capacity in the Bay Area is currently at roughly 25 percent which is the highest in the state. As the coronavirus surge continues, people are bracing themselves for round two of the stay-at-home order.
COVID Schools: Teachers, Students Test Positive for COVID-19 Days After In-Person Classes Resume in DanvilleSpecial needs students were allowed to go back to class at one East Bay high school. Then, less than a week later, eight teachers and students tested positive for COVID-19.
COVID Restrictions: New California Stay-at-Home Order Inflames Anti-Vax ProtestersAbout 30 people gathered outside San Jose's administration building Thursday to protest the latest state and county restrictions being announced regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID Restrictions: Alameda County May Adopt Newsom's Stay-At-Home Order EarlyHealth officials in Alameda County on Thursday responded to Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan for a regional stay-at-home order, noting that the East Bay county might adopt the restrictions early to save lives.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
PG&E Increasing Rates to Pay For Upgrades to EquipmentCalifornia regulators approved a rate hike for Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) Thursday that increases rates for household customers by 8%.
Big Waves Create Spectacular But Dangerous Surf Along Bay Area CoastThe National Weather Service (NWS) warned Thursday that large waves will create dangerous surf conditions along the Bay Area coastline through Friday afternoon.
'Boogaloo' Movement Member Charged With Enticing 15-Year-Old Girl To Engage In Sexual ActivityRobert Jesus Blancas, linked to the so-called “boogaloo” anti-government movement, was charged Thursday with allegedly enticing a minor to engage in sexual activity, federal prosecutors said.
East Bay News
Vallejo Peeping Tom Uses Cellphone To Record Women In Public Restroom StallsVallejo police were asking for the community's help in identifying a suspect accused of recording women in public restroom stalls.
COVID Berkeley: Mayor Hopes City Can Dodge COVID Surge, Avoid New Stay-at-Home OrdersHospitals' intensive care capacity in the Bay Area is currently at roughly 25 percent which is the highest in the state. As the coronavirus surge continues, people are bracing themselves for round two of the stay-at-home order.
COVID Schools: Teachers, Students Test Positive for COVID-19 Days After In-Person Classes Resume in DanvilleSpecial needs students were allowed to go back to class at one East Bay high school. Then, less than a week later, eight teachers and students tested positive for COVID-19.
South Bay News
Big Rig Overturns On Interstate 280 In Los Altos HillsA semi-trailer overturned along Interstate Highway 280 in Los Altos Hills Friday morning, blocking lanes of traffic, authorities said.
COVID Restrictions: New California Stay-at-Home Order Inflames Anti-Vax ProtestersAbout 30 people gathered outside San Jose's administration building Thursday to protest the latest state and county restrictions being announced regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
Small Thursday-Evening Earthquake Rattles Area Around HollisterA 3.3 magnitude earthquake shook parts of San Benito and Monterey counties early Thursday evening, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
North Bay News
Thief Makes Off With $50,000 Rolex Watch From Novato Jewelry StorePolice in Novato are investigating the theft this week of a $50,000 watch from a jewelry store.
Political Strategist Nathan Ballard Charged With Domestic Violence, Child Abuse In Attack Against Wife, 4-Year-OldProminent Bay Area political strategist Nathan Ballard is facing domestic violence and child abuse charges following an alleged attack on his wife and a young child.
Every Vote Counts: Sausalito City Council Race Decided by Single VoteProving that every vote counts, a City Council race in Sausalito was finally decided nearly a month after Election Day by the slimmest of margins.
Bay Area Sports
'Would Take Minor Miracle' For LSU To Beat #1 Alabama Says CBS' Carter BlackburnThe top-ranked Crimson Tide roll into Baton Rouge this weekend to face an LSU team struggling this season.
Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 13: Bears' David Montgomery 'In Great Spot' Against Porous Lions Run DefenseMontgomery is coming off his best performance of the season and now faces a Lions defense giving up the most touchdowns to running backs this season.
COVID Sports: Pushed Out of Bay Area by Virus, 49ers Confront Challenges of Extended Trip49ers coach Kyle Shanahan is concerned about the mental wellbeing of his players, who have left their families for at least three weeks after strict new COVID-19 protocols in Santa Clara County prohibited games and practices for contact sports until at least Dec. 21.