Deaths in Contra Costa County have stabilized this week after 18 were recorded over a 6-day period last week.
New guidance for public schools has been released as a venerable private school closes. Plus, a chilling glimpse at what could have been.
As the county inches slowly toward reopening, the number of cases continues to grow.
Three counties — Alameda, San Mateo, Santa Clara — reported new deaths.
As Contra Costa County loosens shelter-in-place orders, a look at where El Cerrito stands.
Across the country, coronavirus deaths are approaching 80,000. Here are mental health resources to deal with ongoing stress.
Testing is now available for all Contra Costa County residents at no up-front cost at testing sites in eight cities.
A look at the latest number of cases in El Cerrito, as California's death toll has risen to more than 2,200.
The coronavirus death toll is 25 in Contra Costa County.
The death toll is now up to 22 in the county. Plus, the latest cases in El Cerrito.
A church pastor was cited for holding an Easter Sunday service in violation of Contra Costa County's coronavirus health order, police said.
The latest cases in El Cerrito, as dozens of CoCo residents are hospitalized.
Here are the latest cases in El Cerrito.
Meanwhile, two more East Bay nursing homes are coping with outbreaks. And a look at El Cerrito's numbers.
The death toll did not rise on Tuesday, but cases in the county jumped another 25.
Contra Costa Health Services has begun breaking down some coronavirus statistics by city. Meanwhile, the county's death toll rose Monday.
Cases increase; a stay-at-home order has been expanded and lengthened; robots could speed-up testing; and more up to date stories.
NCQA awards two Kaiser Permanente Northern California programs that reduce surgical patient hospital stays by nearly 50%
The recall was announced after a third-party cold storage facility inadvertently shipped the meat products to stores.
The workshop offered by Catholic Charities is aimed at parents, caregivers and volunteers who work with adolescents.
Check out the locations in Contra Costa County where you can turn in old prescription medications.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District dispatched inspectors to the refinery.
STDs have increased 40 percent over the past 5 years, according to state statistics.
Check the date and codes, El Cerrito. Just one day is covered by the recall, but that includes more than 35,000 pounds of snacks.
More than 70 complaints were received in region over past two days, but the cause is still not 100 percent identified. [BREAKING]
El Cerrito: "Our new research shows that a driver who has slept less than five hours has a crash risk comparable to someone driving drunk"
Although exact cause of illness is not yet determined, all ate meal with food prepared at event hall and volunteers' homes.
Reminder: empty standing water around your home following the weekend storms.
Chances are you have an advanced directive, but Medicare also advises that you get a POLST.
The Red Cross currently has an urgent need for blood donations. Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs a transfusion.
Medicare and Medicaid programs are available for El Cerrito residents to help with quitting!
family-fun activities all about health & wellness!
Inspection data collected from the federal agency in five states, including California, showed most public venues failed to meet standards.
The West Contra Costa Unified School District’s Food Services Department will host its 23rd annual Nutrition, Health, and Fitness Festival.
The move boosts the Contra Costa County service's goal of reducing hospital readmissions.
Contra Costa County has ordered the closure of 11 restaurants in 2016. How to check a restaurant’s inspection records.
New study by Stanford biologists holds the promise of a more effective treatment for drug addiction.
Goal is to walk 150 minutes per week through June 5. (Contest actually began Sunday, so we need to get a move on.)
During the winter months, inclement winter weather and seasonal illnesses can keep regular donors from giving blood.
Those tiny drops of blood taken from babies born in California - turns out they’re stored, and even sold, without your knowledge.