More than 330,000 doses of Moderna’s inoculation were distributed throughout the state, including 21,800 to Santa Clara County.

Now is the time for hospitals to protect nurses so that they can continue to provide this work—work that puts them on the front lines of a pandemic.

Santa Clara County received its first 5,850 doses of the new Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine earlier this week.

Since the initial amount will be limited, vaccines will be prioritized for health care workers, who are most at risk of contracting the disease.

On Tuesday, the county saw its highest single-day case count with 512 new Covid-19 infections, as well as a record number of hospitalizations.

Getting tested for Covid-19 in Santa Clara County just got easier thanks to an updated web portal that lets you reserve spots well ahead of time.

County Public Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody issued the revisions to the mandate, saying private providers need to step up to the plate.

The union representing interns and residency trainees say other healthcare organizations in the Bay Area already offer such a benefit.

County officials say they plan to concentrate the touchless sensors around 25 pedestrian-heavy expressway intersections.

Experts say the nation’s inability to create an efficient testing system is part of what’s fueling the recent surge in Covid-19 infections.

Unions say the county assigned members to nursing homes with “false assurances” that they would only treat non-COVID patients.

Four F-15s—which expect to cross over San Jose at 10:56am—will soar at about 350 mph overhead as part of a statewide trip.

The decision to close the maternity ward was announced April 1. The ward’s last planned day of operation will be May 30. 

Engineers from Maker Nexus—a 3D printing company in Sunnyvale—channel their ingenuity to address a shortfall of protective equipment.

The county is also working with local hotels and homeless shelters to isolate and care for people who have nowhere else to go.

We’re now in the second week of what’s become a statewide shutdown. Meanwhile, as testing ramps up, the confirmed case count increases.