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Educate people. You know, rather than fighting and yelling and hating, its more important to love, care and support. Were trying to really make a difference and create the foundation i mentioned before to stop all these racisms and xenophobias going on. It requires every one of us to reach deep and show care not only for our own family and our own neighbors and friends, but for the broader community. Thats how we get through this pandemic. Thats how we come out on the other side a stronger community. Abc7 presents race and coronavirus a bay ara conversation. And with that backdrop, a good afte...

All times. Here is a question so many are asking tonight. Should we all wear masks . The Trump Administration may recommend that americans wear masks or something similar when out in public. Californias department of Public Health is now recommending it, along with many Bay Area Health departments. But Governor Newsom still urges caution. Masks are not a institute for physical distancing. If you are going into an environment where physical disastering is all but impossible, for example, into a Grocery Store with small aisles and a long queue, that we do believe it would be additive and benefic...

Four years ago, Monday, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. Today, LA County's "patient zero" recalls the milestone.

Kota Kinabalu: G&A Group, an accounting, tax, and business consultation company associated to the Baker Tilly Network, and certified IT remanufacturer Rentwise have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to spearhead a collaborative initiative aimed at promoting carbon-neutral remanufactured computers in Sabah.

Gregg Garfield had a 1% survival rate when he became "patient zero," one of the nation's first COVID-19 patients. Now, three years later, he reunites with the hospital staff who helped save his life.