Even with the sad backdrop of the coronavirus, parents are discovering—or rediscovering—the pleasure of spending time with their families.

Businesses, entrepreneurs and innovators in the tech sector seem to be driven as much by the need to contribute as by future profit.

The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a vote Tuesday to expand healthcare coverage for low- and middle-income families. The Board agreed to subsidize 100 percent of healthcare costs for families of four making up to $105,000 per year, or individuals making up to $51,000 per year. This program applies to those who are receiving medical services at Valley Medical Center hospitals and clinics.

The Silicon Valley Central Chamber of Commerce hosts meetings online to keep businesses connected despite the physical isolation.

The project serves as a reminder about how even in the most difficult circumstances, people are coming together to serve others in need.

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

In addition to making shelter-in-place kits, the nonprofit has teamed up with a manufacturer to make 3,000 gallons of FDA-grade hand sanitizer.

Sierra Circuits provides medical equipment to dozens of customers, including one that makes a quick-turnaround COVID-19 test.

Whether it’s foregoing rent hikes or reducing payments, a group of property owners says it’s time to support tenants in their time of need.

By the end of last week, the $11 million budgeted by the nonprofit to help families in need had already been tapped out.

A shortage of chloroquine, which sells under the brand name Plaquenil, is one of the many unforeseen consequences of the pandemic.

Morgan Hill resident Ryan Stenn has several roles, most notably this: He helps get the team where it needs to be.

In this installment, we reflect on a cameo by 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and Brent Burns’ return to form for the Sharks.

This week, we explain why the 49ers have a legitimate shot to win against their arch-nemesis and take a look at the Sharks’ losing streak.

In this week’s The Rundown, the 49ers do something unusual by winning a game while the Sharks surge by winning six of seven.

In this week’s installment of The Rundown, we take a look at the surging San Jose Sharks and the San Francisco 49ers new signal-caller.