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Tesla Workers Raise Concerns After At Least 100 Test Positive For COVID-19Tesla workers are speaking out after more than 100 employees tested positive for coronavirus and more than 1000 were exposed. Andrea Nakano reports they feel "ignored" and "abandoned."
SJ Barbers Working Late After Learning Of New COVID-19 Shut Down At MidnightA San Jose barbershop was working late to get as many customers in as possible after learning salons, gyms and other businesses had to close at midnight. Maria Medina reports.
CDC Studies Show Encouraging Data On Use Of MasksThere's growing evidence that wearing masks really works, and that people are paying attention. Allen Martin reports. (7/14/20)
Louis' Restaurant, Beloved San Francisco Sea-View Diner, Closes Because Of PandemicLouis' Restaurant, a beloved San Francisco diner perched above the Sutro Baths at Lands End that has served pretty good food with stunning views of the wide Pacific for more than eight decades, announced it is closing permanently -- another victim of the coronavirus pandemic. (7/14/20)
Surge In COVID-19 Cases Forces State Officials To Narrow Criteria On Who Can Be TestedWith coronavirus cases rising fast, California overhauled its guidelines Tuesday for who can be tested, prioritizing people who are hospitalized with symptoms, those in close contact with infected people or when necessary to control a local outbreak. (7/14/20)
Off-Again, On-Again Reopening An Emotional Rollercoaster For Santa Clara Co. BusinessesAfter the euphoria of just reopening spas and gyms and other businesses, workers in Santa Clara County are feeling disappointed and confused. After getting news that they have to close again, Len Ramirez says it is a roller coaster of emotions.
Alameda County Restaurants Allowed To Have Outdoor Dining, For NowAlameda could be the latest county to roll back on its reopenings. Officials are waiting to hear back from the state on the latest health guidelines. Juliette Goodrich reports. (7/14/20)
Teachers Worried About COVID-19 As Parents Push To Send Kids Back To School PushTeachers, school officials grapple with health concern as some parents push to send kids back to school during the pandemic. John Ramos tell us the San Ramon Valley Unified School District is trying to come up with a compromise.
