The newly launched website helps Bay Area residents find a broad variety of critical resources.
A Stanford study is connecting measured changes in one's heart rate to the early detection of illness, including possibly the coronavirus.
Face coverings will be required in public settings in Palo Alto beginning noon Wednesday, following a new order issued Tuesday.
Lucille Packard Children's Hospital Stanford suspended non-essential procedures in mid-March due to shelter-in-place orders.
The unapproved "human challenge study" would expose subjects to COVID-19 to test vaccines.
The wage cuts go into effect Monday.
Stanford’s eighth president in 1980 died Tuesday at a Redwood City residential care facility.
Study suggests the COVID-19 mortality rate to be far lower than previously thought.
Santa Clara County says it has housed 35 homeless residents who have tested positive for COVID-19 so they can safely self-isolate.
Most adults aged 18 to 31 and nearly 40 percent of those surveyed have defied social distancing rules, Stanford Study says.
A Stanford Hoover fellow believes Californians developed herd immunity from early COVID-19 exposure. Medical experts aren't buying it.
Nurses ask for more paid sick leave, "A once-in-a-generation crisis is no time to prioritize bottom lines over lifelines."
Hoover fellow and conservative columnist Victor Davis Hanson believes Californians were exposed to COVID-19 earlier than previously thought.
All school districts in Santa Clara County and much of the Bay Area, officially canceled classes for the rest of the school year.
Santa Clara County reported 59 new cases of novel coronavirus on Sunday, bringing the total confirmed cases to 1,207.
The Palo Alto Department of Veterans Affairs urged patients to access VA services from home during the coronavirus outbreak.
Santa Clara County Helping Hands asked healthy residents to help bring meals and prescriptions to seniors during the coronavirus outbreak.
Aerial treatment of Bay Marshes to reduce mosquito population scheduled to start Thursday.
A Stanford biophysicist believes that as long as we continue following reasonable social distancing guidelines, “we’re going to be fine."
Santa Clara County confirmed 67 more coronavirus cases Saturday, bringing the county's total to at least 263.
California, like much of the U.S., has been short on coronavirus tests even as it spreads statewide. Officials hope that will change soon.
Palo Alto is closing libraries, the Art Center, recreation facilities and other places to slow the spread of the coronavirus, officials said
But Silicon Valley isn’t monolithic in its views on the severity of the coronavirus outbreak.
The school has cancelled all classes and extracurricular activities including athletics, arts, clubs, and planned field trips.
This patient has the United States' second confirmed case of COVID-19 by community transmission, and the county's third total case.
Ageism in the male-dominated tech industry is becoming a problem — convincing some to turn to plastic surgery.
Esther Tebeka and her 15-year-old daughter will be released and allowed to return home after two weeks in a coronavirus quarantine.
The Santa Clara County woman, who recently traveled to Wuhan, has the Bay Area's second confirmed case of the deadly virus.
The Santa Clara County case was confirmed by the US Centers for Disease Control. The man had recently traveled to Wuhan, China.
The Stanford Blood Center is asking for donations as it faces critically low supply levels.
The Primary School, started in East Palo Alto, expands program to Hayward, with Kaiser Permanente providing student care, suport
The first patient was moved into the new Stanford Hospital building at 9:30 a.m.
The combined effects of wildfire smoke and power loss may be dangerous for vulnerable residents, Santa Clara County health officials said.
As flu season approaches, you might want to get immunized this fall.
A state seismic mandate led to the sprawling new facility with 20 operating rooms, 368 private patient rooms and a 'helistop' on 3 acres.
The new data also shows the rate of current users at 13% is lower than the nation's but higher than California's of 11 percent.
With a special call for types O and B, the Menlo Park facility will offer coupons for Jersey Mikes sandwiches to donors.
New rankings for 2019-20 from U.S. News & World Report identifies the best hospitals in specialty care and the best hospitals by region.
Kaiser Permanente Community Health grants for 39 non-profits, providing access to care, healthy living, community safety and more
Stanford researchers discovered Zebrafish sleeping patterns are similar to humans, suggesting the brain activity evolved 450 mill years ago.