San Francisco, CA|News|
Grand Princess Crew Completes Quarantine, Free To Move About Ship
A coronavirus quarantine for more than 600 crewmembers aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship anchored in San Francisco Bay ended Saturday.
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San Francisco, CA|News|
Coast Guard Rescues Man After Falling Aboard Container Ship
The Coast Guard rescued and airlifted a crewmember who injured himself in a fall aboard his container ship several miles from the Bay Area.
Napa Valley, CA|News|
Coroner IDs Man, 27, Killed In Napa Valley Crash
Authorities identified a 27-year-old man who died Thursday when his car went off a private driveway and into an irrigation pond in Napa.
El Cerrito, CA|News|
West Contra Costa Schools To Stay Closed This Year: Coronavirus
Campuses in the West Contra Costa Unified School District will remain closed for the rest of the school year due to the new coronavirus.
Sonoma Valley, CA|News|
Elderly Man Reported Missing In Sonoma Valley Found Safe
John Volgel, 91, of Sonoma, who went missing Monday morning, was found safe later that day near Colfax in Placer County, authorities said.
Livermore, CA|News|
Coroner IDs Man, 48, Killed In 3-Car Crash Near Livermore
The coroner's office identified a 48-year-old man as the victim of Sunday's three-car crash on Vasco Road north of Livermore.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Santa Cruz Police Will Enforce Shelter-In-Place Order, Dept. Says
Santa Cruz police will issue citations to non-essential businesses staying open during the coronavirus outbreak, the department said Sunday.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
'Grim Sleeper' Serial Killer Lonnie Franklin Dies At San Quentin
Lonnie Franklin, Jr., a convicted serial killer known as the "Grim Sleeper," died Saturday while on death row at San Quentin State Prison.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
First Coronavirus Death Reported In Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz County reported its first death due to the coronavirus Sunday: a man in his early 70s with an underlying health condition.
Alameda, CA|News|
Coronavirus: Alameda Co. Superior Court Adds New Remote Services
The Superior Court of Alameda County announced new remote services that will be used to ensure safety during the coronavirus outbreak.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Palo Alto Veterans Urged To Seek Care Online During Coronavirus
The Palo Alto Department of Veterans Affairs urged patients to access VA services from home during the coronavirus outbreak.
San Bruno, CA|News|
Fire Badly Damages San Bruno Home; No One Injured
No injuries were reported in a fire that seriously damaged a home on Rosewood Drive Saturday night.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Santa Clara County Seeks Volunteers To Bring Meals To Seniors
Santa Clara County Helping Hands asked healthy residents to help bring meals and prescriptions to seniors during the coronavirus outbreak.
Redwood City-Woodside, CA|News|
Redwood City Man Steals, Crashes School Bus, Police Say
A Redwood City man is suspected of stealing a school bus and crashing into seven cars during an erratic driving spree Saturday morning.
Fremont, CA|News|
East Bay Tennis Coach Accused Of Lewd Acts With Minor
Fremont police arrested a 26-year-old tennis coach in Livermore who is accused of five felony counts of lewd acts with a minor.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
CoCo Pet Owners Urged To Make Coronavirus Hospitalization Plans
Contra Costa County animal shelters urged pet owners to create a plan for their pets in case they are hospitalized for the coronavirus.
Livermore, CA|News|
Alameda County Pet Owners Urged To Make Coronavirus Plans
Alameda County animal shelters urged pet owners to create an emergency plan for their pets in case they're hospitalized for the coronavirus.
San Mateo, CA|News|
Immigrants, People Of Color At Risk From Coronavirus, Experts Say
California's health care professionals warn that immigrants and people of color face a greater risk of being exposed to the new coronavirus.
Gilroy, CA|News|
Coronavirus Cases Will Grow In Santa Clara County, Officials Say
"It's not going to be pretty," County Executive Jeff Smith said at a news conference Friday about the county's coronavirus cases.
Castro Valley, CA|News|
Hayward Tightens Criteria At Coronavirus Testing Site
Free coronavirus testing at a Hayward fire station is now limited to people with a fever over 100 degrees and other symptoms.
