A staffer at a San Jose, California emergency room may have acted as a “one-person super spreader” after they tried to bring some cheer to their colleagues and patients by wearing an inflatable ...

An air-powered, inflatable Christmas tree costume worn by a staffer at a California hospital could be linked to an outbreak that infected more than 40 people, killing one. Kaiser Permanente San Jose ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Officials at a hospital in San Jose, Calif., are investigating a COVID-19 outbreak that appears to be linked to a staffer wearing ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. - An inflatable tree costume was not the only source of the deadly outbreak on Christmas Day at Kaiser San Jose, KTVU has learned. A Santa Clara County spokesperson said there were ...

With a red nose and big smile, a Christmas tree costume worn by a Kaiser employee in a California emergency room on Christmas was meant to spread cheer. Instead it may have help spread COVID-19, ...

After a staff member wore an air-powered Christmas tree costume around the emergency room to boost spirits, a COVID-19 outbreak occurred at a San Jose hospital Julie Mazziotta is the Senior Sports ...

A California hospital is facing a potential $43,000 fine from county health officials for alleged delays in reporting a Covid-19 super-spreader event linked to an inflatable Christmas tree costume.

An inflatable tree costume was not the only source of the deadly outbreak on Christmas Day at Kaiser San Jose, KTVU has learned. The United States and Israel have conducted military strikes on Iran ...

The hospital said that one of the infected staff people did "appear briefly in the emergency department on Dec. 25th wearing an air-powered costume,” CBS News reported. Kaiser Permanente San Jose ...