BAY AREA NEWS

• Tempers Flare at Oakland Police Commission Meeting Over Kirkpatrick Firing
• 11-Year-Old Boy Killed in Antioch Crash That Closed Section of Lone Tree Way
• Couture Scores in OT as Sharks Top Devils 3-2
• Warriors Clobbered by LeBron-Less Lakers; Draymond Green Ejected
• Health Officials ‘Aggressively Evaluating’ All Who Came In Contact With Solano County Coronavirus Patient
• PG&E Wildfires Fine Boosted To $2.1 Billion By State Regulators
• The Hidden Genius Project Participant Wins Prestigious STEM Award
• Overturned Big-Rig Closes Hwy 4 East Of Discovery Bay
• San Jose Opens Tiny-House Community to Shelter the Homeless
• San Francisco Police Announce Arrest In Racially Charged Bayview Recycling Robbery
• San Francisco Police Investigating Recent Robbery In Chinatown’s Stockton Tunnel
• Lawmakers Push For Toll To Fix Vallejo’s Crowded, Flood-Prone Highway 37
• San Francisco Luxury Condo Project Focus Of 14 New Subpoenas In Public Corruption Probe
• Equipment Problem On BART Train In Oakland Causes Major Delays On System
• Historic Dry February Raises Drought Concerns In Bay Area
• Westbound Lanes Of I-80 In Hercules Reopen After Big-Rig Fire
• Crash On Interstate 80 In Solano County Follows High-Speed CHP Chase
• Delivery Giant DoorDash Takes Step Toward Public Offering
• Gov. Newsom: California Monitoring 8,400 For Coronavirus; Shortage Of Testing Kits Addressed
• Clorox, Coca Cola Among Companies Sued Over Plastic Pollution By Berkeley Group

KRON4

• Whistleblower: Feds helping evacuees lacked virus protection
• Oakland Police Commission meeting held after police chief fired
• Flying Tails: Napa County rescue organization makes animals’ lives comfortable
• Redwood City school officials prepare for coronavirus
• San Francisco Mayor London Breed moves forward with safe injection site
• Vallejo cold case murder solved nearly 50 years later
• Tokyo Disneyland temporarily closed due to coronavirus outbreak
• Oakland Police Commission measure questioned after police chief fired
• 11-year-old boy killed in vehicle-pedestrian collision in Antioch
• Facebook cancels annual F8 conference due to coronavirus concerns

ABC7

• Dow drops nearly 1,200 points amid coronavirus fears
• Top US Marine pushes for removal of Confederate paraphernalia from all bases
• Pet snake swallows beach towel; video shows veterinarians pulling it safely out
• Walmart confirms it will launch a rival to Amazon's Prime
• Coronavirus fears cause global run on face mask sales despite CDC's advice
• Oakland Police commission hold first meeting since firing Chief Anne Kirkpatrick
• Coronavirus: What BART, Muni, Bay Area public transit are doing amid COVID-19 fears
• Top stories from ABC7 News on Instagram
• Coronavirus outbreak: Health expert shares tips for preparedness, emergency supply list to stay healthy
• Coronavirus economic impact: SJSU Business School dean shares insight on plummeting stock market

Claycord

• Thousands Of People In California Being Monitored For Coronavirus
• Beyond Claycord – San Francisco Renews Push For Safe Injection Sites Where People Can Use Drugs
• KFC’s New Donuts & Chicken Sandwich – Would You Eat It?
• Water Cooler – Retirement Investments
• Supes Side With Builders Of Controversial Saranap House Project
• Four Arrested In Walnut Creek On Theft, Probation Violation Charges
• Walnut Creek Police Reminding Community About Project Lifesaver
• New DNA Testing Could Help State’s Missing Persons, Cold Case Investigations
• The Water Cooler – The Origins Of The Coronavirus
• California Lawmaker Introduces Bill To Add Third Gender Option For Passports

CALIFORNIA NEWS

• Colleges Ramp Up Cleaning Efforts As Threat Of Coronavirus Looms
• Public Health Officials Race To Trace Community-Spread Case of Coronavirus In Solano County
• Paying Meth Users To Stop? Former Addicts Say It Won’t Always Work
• 37 Guns Seized, 3 Arrested During Search In Oakdale
• California Voting Changes Raise Concerns For ‘Super Tuesday’
• Gallinari Scores 24; Thunder Rally From 19 Down To Top Kings
• $8.5 Million Grant To Give Modesto’s Cesar Chavez Park Facelift
• One Person Stabbed During Fight In Roadway In Elk Grove, Police Say
• Solano County Declares Local Emergency To Bolster Coronavirus Response
• Chancellor: 1 Person Living At UC Davis Campus Being Tested For Coronavirus
• Police: Uncle In Custody Accused Of Kidnapping Nephew, 10, In Roseville; Boy Found Safe
• 3 Los Rios Community College District Students Exposed To Person Who Later Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Number Of US Pedestrian Deaths Highest in 30 Years
• $2.1 Billion Penalty Against PG&E For 2017-18 Wildfires
• Proposal Would End California Cap On Freelancer Assignments
• California Is Abnormally Dry After Low-precipitation Winter
• Suspect Crashes After Leading High-Speed Chase From Rocklin To Dixon
• ‘It’s Just Heartbreaking:’ Thieves Steal Medicine From Toddler Battling Cancer
• Hospital Nurses Throw Surprise Birthday Party For Cancer Patient: ‘It Made Me Kind Of Tear Up A Bit’
• ‘We’re Not All Friends Online’: Kathleen Barber On Simon & Schuster Book ‘Follow Me’ & Social Media

• In red California, Democrats struggle to win young voters amid a 'sea of gray hairs'
• Coronavirus testing is under scrutiny after delays and questions over its effectiveness
• Pursuit ends with violent crash on 405 Freeway in Van Nuys
• Jurors seated in Robert Durst murder trial
• California snowpack depleted amid what could be a record-dry February
• Suspect in Riverside County cemetery killings arrested in Wyoming
• California woman's coronavirus case spurs calls for more rapid testing
• Deputies shared graphic photos of Kobe Bryant crash scene, sources say
• Students at UC Davis and other colleges under self-quarantine after potential coronavirus exposure
• Magnitude 3.5 earthquake hits near Clearlake, Calif.

U.S. NEWS

• California regulator proposes record $2.14 billion fine on PG&E over wildfires
• U.S. CDC aggressively evaluating whether coronavirus survives on surfaces: agency chief
• Stocks plunge on coronavirus fears even as U.S. ramps up fight against spread
• California monitoring 8,400 people for possible coronavirus
• Court calls NYC 'deeply segregated' but dismisses lawsuit over unfair tax burdens
• Texas prosecutors accuse Arkema, executives of failures over chemical fire
• U.S. judge mulls holding Russian firm linked to election meddling in contempt
• 'I could fall to my death:' tightrope walker Wallenda readies to cross active volcano
• Police identify victims, shooter in Milwaukee brewery shooting rampage
• On the trail: Democrats slam Trump's coronavirus response
• Republicans’ ‘Operation Chaos’ seeks to undermine South Carolina's Democratic primary
• Coronavirus risk to Americans low, but that can change: U.S. health secretary
• Tanker plane that crashed in Australia hit ground after low fire retardant drop: preliminary report
• Exclusive: U.S. mulls using sweeping powers to ramp up production of coronavirus protective gear
• How the Democratic nominating battle could end in a messy 'brokered convention'
• Kobe Bryant handprints among Beverly Hills auction items
• Baltimore ex-mayor sentenced to three years in prison in children's book fraud scheme
• Mixed messages, test delays hamper U.S. coronavirus response
• Actress Lori Loughlin among parents to face U.S. college scam trial in October
• House Democrats to introduce bill clawing back border wall funds

• McDonald's declares March 2nd National Egg McMuffin Day
• Paul Batura: Barbershops are a treasure – Here's why they make my heart happy
• Olympic swimming champ Sun Yang banned for 8 years in doping case
• Canada to stop providing security for Harry and Meghan by the end of March
• Trump should grant clemency to convicted ex-mayor of Detroit, supporters say
• Sissy Goff: Coronavirus anxiety — here’s how to talk to your kids about the outbreak
• Switzerland bans all events over 1,000 people due to coronavirus, 15 confirmed cases in country
• Turkey to allow Syrian refugees free access to Europe after troop attack
• Naked Cowboy calls Bloomberg’s name-drop ‘awesome’ — but he’s still voting Trump
• Miranda Lambert is 'much happier, lighter' in marriage to Brendan McLoughlin, source says

CNN

• A historic Wall Street sell off, a US case of unknown origin and news of drug shortages outpaced White House efforts to show everything was under control
• Burnett explains why Trump's press conference backfired
• The US has its first novel coronavirus-related drug shortage
• Dr. Gupta: I don't know why Trump said this about the flu
• Analysis: How Trump and his Fox News allies are infecting the public trust amid coronavirus concerns
• Opinion: Mike Pence is exactly the wrong guy for this job
• Global stocks plummet as coronavirus spreads
• Here's what a Sanders-Trump map could look like
• Triple Olympic champion Sun Yang handed eight-year ban
• Harry and Meghan to lose their Canadian security

CBS News

• 33 Turkish soldiers killed by airstrike in northwestern Syria
• Coronavirus reaches 52 countries, including 1st in sub-Saharan Africa
• Chinese warship fired laser at U.S. spy plane
• Schools nationwide trying to stay ahead of any coronavirus arrival
• The Takeout: A CBS News original political podcast
• Black Lives Matter Activist Hawk Newsome on the current state of America
• Willie Godbolt blames devil for 8 murders but gets death penalty
• New coronavirus case may be 1st sign of "community spread" in U.S.
• As coronavirus spreads, U.S.-Korean military exercises are suspended and Japanese schools close
• Group wants to preserve African American "spirituals"