Coronavirus Pandemic

San Francisco’s Chinatown has seen tourism numbers and its neighborhood economy plummet since the start of the pandemic as negative stories about crime there also went viral.

A Superior Court judge has ordered Calvary Chapel San Jose to pay $1.2 million in fines for violating Santa Clara County’s public health order.

While rare, COVID infections can be transmitted from a mother to her baby, causing brain injuries to newborns, according to a new study. UCSF’s Dr. Peter Chin-Hong has some insight.

More than 50% of Los Altos and Los Altos Hills residents have received a bivalent COVID-19 vaccine, the highest booster vaccination rates among cities in Santa Clara County, according to county data. 

Starting Monday, Santa Clara County plans to follow new state guidance on COVID rules. Among other changes, masks will no longer be required in high-risk and health care facilities including jails, homeless shelters and long-term care homes.

As the Bay Area’s economy continues its up-and-down recovery from the worst effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, recent data shows that many low-income households and communities of color are getting left behind.  

COVID-19 protocols are about to change in one East Bay school district and for health care workers across the Bay Area.

It’s been three years since the COVID-19 lockdown, and one prominent Bay Area doctor is warning the next pandemic will be tougher to fight.

San Francisco’s recovery from the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic is one of the worst in the country among major metropolitan areas, according to an economic recovery tracker launched Tuesday by the Bay Area Council business group.

Tuesday marks the end of California’s COVID-19 pandemic state of emergency even as the virus continues to circulate. Kris Sanchez reports.

For nearly three years people have visited the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds to roll up their sleeves and get a COVID vaccine or free drive-up coronavirus test.

San Francisco residents gathered Monday to demand the city keep some protections in place ahead of the end of the COVID-19 emergency declaration.

Nearly three years ago, our lives changed as we went into a pandemic and next week, California’s COVID state of emergency will expire. So, what does this mean moving forward?