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COVID-19 Vaccine: California Could Get First Round Of Vaccinations By Mid-DecemberThe first round of coronavirus vaccines may arrive in California in a matter of weeks. Moderna will apply for emergency use authorization for its COVID-19 vaccine with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Pedestrian Struck, Killed On Highway 87 In San JoseA pedestrian was struck and killed on Highway 87, in San Jose, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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?
Oakland 'Chopped' Winner Creates Food Collective To Help Black Chefs Survive The PandemicOakland Chef Rashad Armstead who gained TV cooking show fame as the winner 'Chopped,' is sharing his good fortune and business skills with other black food entrepreneurs during the pandemic.
Former Santa Clara University Worker Arrested On Child Porn ChargeA former employee of Santa Clara University was arrested Monday on a child pornography charge, according to authorities.
COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County New COVID Cases Soar Over 800; Returning Travelers Face QuarantineAs the flights landed at Norman Y. Mineta International Airport Monday, passengers were greeted by tough new COVID-19 restrictions including a 14-day quarantine for anyone arriving to Santa Clara County from a trip of more than 150 miles.
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.
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COVID-19: First Round Of Vaccines Could Arrive In California In A Matter Of WeeksThere is some positive news on the horizon concerning COVID-19 vaccinations. Betty Yu reports California could get its first round of vaccines in a matter of weeks.
COVID-19 Purple Tier: Curfew In Effect In Most Bay Area CountiesA curfew is in effect for most Bay Area counties now in the Purple Tier. Joe Vazquez reports Governor Newsom is warning a statewide lockdown could be on the horizon.
Oakland-Based 'Chopped' Winner Creates Black Food CollectiveOakland chef Rashad Armstead gained TV cooking show fame as the winner of 'Chopped.' Sharon Chin shows us how he is sharing his good fortune and business skills with other black food entrepreneurs during the pandemic.
Latest Bay Area COVID Headlines
COVID-19 Vaccine: California Could Get First Round Of Vaccinations By Mid-DecemberThe first round of coronavirus vaccines may arrive in California in a matter of weeks. Moderna will apply for emergency use authorization for its COVID-19 vaccine with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Oakland 'Chopped' Winner Creates Food Collective To Help Black Chefs Survive The PandemicOakland Chef Rashad Armstead who gained TV cooking show fame as the winner 'Chopped,' is sharing his good fortune and business skills with other black food entrepreneurs during the pandemic.
COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County New COVID Cases Soar Over 800; Returning Travelers Face QuarantineAs the flights landed at Norman Y. Mineta International Airport Monday, passengers were greeted by tough new COVID-19 restrictions including a 14-day quarantine for anyone arriving to Santa Clara County from a trip of more than 150 miles.
Stanford Hoover Institution Fellow Dr. Scott Atlas Resigns As Trump COVID-19 AdvisorDr. Scott Atlas, a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution who has faced controversy for advising President Donald Trump on the COVID-19 pandemic, has resigned.
COVID California Aid: Impacted Businesses To Receive Tax Relief, $500M In GrantsCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom has announced additional aid for businesses impacted by COVID-19 in the form of grants and tax relief.
COVID Purple Tier: Newsom Warns Surging Cases Could Overwhelm State's ICU Capacity By ChristmasWith new COVID cases continuing to surge across California, Gov. Gavin Newsom delivered a somber prediction Monday that by Christmas the state could run out of beds in ICU units needed to take care of those most critically ill with the coronavirus, flu and and other life-threatening illnesses.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission GM Harlan Kelly Charged With Fraud As Part Of Corruption SchemeHarlan Kelly Jr., the General Manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SF PUC), is facing federal bribery and fraud charges following a reported raid at his home Monday.
San Francisco Launches Street Crisis Response Team To Respond To Mental Health CallsSan Francisco's new Street Crisis Response Team -- a team dedicated to responding to 911 and 311 calls regarding people having mental health crises -- launched on Monday, Mayor London Breed announced.
COVID: San Mateo County Establishes Permanent Testing Site In Daly CityStarting Tuesday, San Mateo County will provide a permanent COVID-19 mobile testing site free of charge that will operate five days per week, Supervisor David Canepa announced.
East Bay News
Oakland 'Chopped' Winner Creates Food Collective To Help Black Chefs Survive The PandemicOakland Chef Rashad Armstead who gained TV cooking show fame as the winner 'Chopped,' is sharing his good fortune and business skills with other black food entrepreneurs during the pandemic.
Man Dies Of Injuries In Vallejo Shooting; City's 28th Homicide Of 2020Police in Vallejo were investigating a fatal shooting in which the victim was driven to the hospital by associates but died of his injuries.
Bay Area Rapper 'Lil Yase' Killed In Weekend Dublin ShootingA 26-year-old man has died from multiple wounds suffered in an early Saturday morning shooting in a neighborhood near the East Dublin BART Station, authorities said.
South Bay News
Pedestrian Struck, Killed On Highway 87 In San JoseA pedestrian was struck and killed on Highway 87, in San Jose, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Former Santa Clara University Worker Arrested On Child Porn ChargeA former employee of Santa Clara University was arrested Monday on a child pornography charge, according to authorities.
COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County New COVID Cases Soar Over 800; Returning Travelers Face QuarantineAs the flights landed at Norman Y. Mineta International Airport Monday, passengers were greeted by tough new COVID-19 restrictions including a 14-day quarantine for anyone arriving to Santa Clara County from a trip of more than 150 miles.
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
Bradley Ties Career High To Help Lead Cal Past Nicholls, 60-49Matt Bradley tied a career-high with 26 points and Grant Anticevich scored 11 and Cal fought Nicholls 60-49 on Monday night in the Bears’ home opener.
Golden State Warriors Ready To Begin Practice; 5 Things To Watch For This SeasonFor the first time since a COVID outbreak brought the NBA season to halt in March, the Golden State Warriors will take the court Tuesday to begin preparation for the 2020-2021 season. While there is great hopes and new faces, there is also a touch of deja vu.
COVID Purple Tier: San Francisco 49ers Moving Home Games To Arizona; Still Working On Practice Facility Rendered homeless by the new Santa Clara County COVID health restrictions, the San Francisco 49ers announced Monday they would be playing their next two home games in Arizona.