For 273 days, we've pledged to give you local COVID information without the scary, click-bait headlines. Today, we're giving you the scary, unvarnished truth, because it's just as dishonest to underhype the situation than it is to overhype it. We're in trouble folks.

Christmas is next week! Are you ready? We're not.

Back for a whole new week of the stay-home order, and we've got the totals for COVID for the last three days, and an update on how the rest of the region is doing. Also, Pfizer's vaccine is here in California and already in use. News from around the town, city, and region.

We're late. COVID news and a change in the quarantine rules.

COVID numbers and new tools abound. And are you interested in neigborhood history? We've got DEEEEP history for you.

Tough day in COVID numbers, but we do have even further losening of restictions of the stay-home order. And another region and one county joins us on that order. We've got the news and information you need to stay safe.

There's a small losening of restrictions to the shut-in order today, and we've got a tip about holiday lights that you might want to take advantage of.

It's a day that will live in infamy, and 79 years later, we're in our next great moment to keep calm and carry on. It's our first Monday after the Winter stay-home order, and we have details on how our COVID numbers are doing and our hospital loads. Also, the state has unveiled a new app to help track exposures.

COVID numbers dominate today's show. We look at where we are, where we've been, where the Bay Area stands, and how our masking and shut-down practices have made a huge difference by looking at other states where masking is optional. Spoiler: It's save thousands of lives and prevented 10s of thousands of cases.

Everything changes in 24 hours. Just a day after the state reveals an expanded stay-home plan, Contra Costa has preemptively adopted it. Sunday we go back in our homes. At least it's not going to be miserably hot this time.

Well, we now know what our stay-at-home order will look like and what will trigger it. We also have the first plan on how the state will distribute the first batch of vaccines. The TL;DR on that? We're in this together, and as one goes, so go we all.