Marin health officials believe the San Quentin outbreak will double in a week, Stanford unveils its fall plans, and Bay Bridge traffic has ticked up 14 percent since the lockdown orders began.

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo is calling for the firing of SJPD officers accused of writing racist Facebook comments, South Korea is now distributing houseplants to citizens in a bid to fight “COVID depression,” and SF Pride's 2020 weekend-long virtual celebration begins at 1 p.m. today.

The Palo Alto Police Department has been hit with a civil rights lawsuit, a woman suspected of coughing on a baby at a yogurt shop is a San Jose school district employee, and CalTech astronomers say they saw light from a collision of black holes.

San Jose police are seeking a woman for intentionally coughing on a baby, Newsom says reopenings could still be reversed if hospitalizations keep going up, and BART is trying to boost ridership by insisting everything is well sanitized — but will that really work?

California's COVID hospitalizations have hit a new high, a hospital in Lodi is dealing with an outbreak among staffers, and Patagonia has joined a group of companies pulling ads from Facebook.

A man was filmed tearing down "Black Lives Matter" signs in Berkeley, TikTokers and K-pop stans came together and absolutely sabotaged Trump's Tulsa rally Saturday, and the SFUSD introduced a measure last night that would sever its relationship with the SFPD.

Angela Davis addressed a crowd of thousands at the Port of Oakland yesterday afternoon, SF City Hall was lit with green and red colors last night to celebrate Juneteenth, and the Junipero Serra, Francis Scott Key, and Ulysses S. Grant statues at Golden Gate Park have been removed by protesters.

The SF Public Library is reopening some branches this summer, Californians will all be getting mail-in ballots for November, and Alameda County is reopening outdoor dining and indoor retail starting today.

The four young people who died in a crash by the Carquinez Bridge have been ID'd, the SFPD's Taraval Station captain has been removed for unknown reasons, and Trump now says Kaepernick should be able to play.

The SF Board of Supervisors is putting a new tax on the ballot aimed at overpaid CEOs, the memorial service for the slain Santa Cruz deputy is today, and four people died in a horrific SUV crash last night in Crockett.

PG&E is entering a guilty plea in Butte County court today, SF Mayor London Breed is introducing a new business tax reform measure, and the SFPD says it will stop releasing most booking photos.

Bay Area communities are rallying behind local Black-owned businesses, the BART Board of Directors has given the OK for a mixed-use housing development near the West Oakland station, and as it turns out: self-swab COVID-19 tests are just as effective as those administered by a medical professional.

Hundreds showed up for a Women's March rally at Dolores Park yesterday afternoon to denounce both rampant racism and sexism, the Christopher Columbus statue at Coit Tower was vandalized Friday — its face and hands painted crimson red — and Zeitgeist unveiled their new socially distant "Zeit booths."

Oakland police tally up the damage from May 29, the SF DA's office is investigating the shoving of a protester by a sheriff's deputy, and Oakland schools are going to remove all cops.

BART and Muni are pausing today to honor George Floyd as he's buried in Houston, two small earthquakes struck this morning in Berkeley, and California is reopening movie theaters at 25% capacity.

A Santa Cruz County deputy was killed after an ambush Saturday, doctors warn tear gas and pepper spray might help spread the coronavirus, and the now-called Quail Fire burning in Solano County has grown to 1,400 acres — destroying at least three buildings and threatening a hundred more.

Dozens of political demonstrations are scheduled across the Bay Area this weekend, two free COVID-19 testing sites in Oakland still remain closed due to protesting, and because of newly installed railing slats — the Golden Gate Bridge is crooning.

Fire crews are battling a wildfire that appeared intentionally set in the San Jose hills, protests remained peaceful around the Bay last night, and a man was stabbed on a Richmond-bound BART train.