Did you feel it? Science behind earthquakes
John Ebel, senior research scientist at Boston College, and expert on earthquake hazards and forecasting, gives insight on 4.3M earthquake that struck near Claremont Hotel in Berkeley.
How sleep shapes student life
Early morning sports practice, a long day at school, and then late nights cranking away at homework. Dr. Rafael Pelayo Sleep specialist and clinical professor at Stanford university, explains how sleep deficit impacts a kids physical health to their mental health.
ICE raids in LA to be documented by new 'liberty vans': What to know
The vans are outfitted with cameras and staffed by volunteers, including lawyers and videographers, with the goal of live streaming immigration enforcement and providing support to those being detained.
New Oakland bar issues controversial dress code rules
New Oakland bar "Lucy Blue" issues controversial dress code rules.
Routine eye exams can detect serious health issues
We talk with our Fox Medical Team about the importance of a routine eye exam and the possibility of detecting early signs of dementia.
Minor damage from 4.3M East Bay quake
There was some minor damage from a 4.3-magnitude quake centered in Berkeley, California.
'Coach Don' of Berkeley wins kindness award
Coach Don, a P.E. teacher in Berkeley, is being honored for his decades of work in the community.
Katy baseball field shooting: Players, parents, coaches recount running from nearby gunfire
What was supposed to be a fun game of baseball at The Rac in Katy turned chaotic Sunday morning after multiple gunshots were fired around 9:40 a.m.
BART trains at reduced speeds because of 4.3 quake
BART said trains will be running at reduced speeds while engineers complete safety inspections of the trackers.
Temps 80s and 90s
Today's temps will be in the 80s and 90s.
Oakland woman struck by hit-and-run driver while walking dog
A woman walking her dog in Oakland’s Upper Rockridge neighborhood was hit by a driver who ran a stop sign and took off. The collision left her with a concussion and a fractured fibula.
Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA makes stop at U of M
Turning Point USA, the group founded by Charlie Kirk, held a previously scheduled event at the University of Minnesota on Monday. The event comes a day after a memorial service was held in Arizona for the conservative activist.
Family, friends remember 28-year-old man killed in Richmond shooting
Dozens gathered Sunday night for a candlelight vigil in Richmond to honor Jerry Williams, a 28-year-old man shot and killed Friday evening near the city?s Iron Triangle neighborhood.
Caught on Camera: Oakland woman struck by hit-and-run driver in crosswalk
A woman walking her dog in Oakland?s Upper Rockridge neighborhood was injured when a speeding driver ran a stop sign, hit her in a crosswalk, and fled the scene, all captured on surveillance video.
Another warm to hot pattern
A warming trend kicks in for the first day of fall! After patchy fog during the morning hours, temperatures should warm quickly later in the day. Highs should range from the upper 60s to the mid 90s. Tuesday should be the hottest day of the week. We are tracking shower chances by midweek.
Alleged Vallejo carjacker arrested after brief foot chase
Vallejo police did not identify the suspect, but said they "had recently been released from prison after serving time for attempted murder."
FBI arrests man who allegedly fired shots at Sacramento TV station
Authorities allege the man fired three rounds into the lobby of ABC10.
Trump to award Ben Carson Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Donald Trump announced Saturday that he will award Ben Carson the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Hillsdale College announces honorary degree for Charlie Kirk
Larry Arnn, president of Hillsdale College spoke at Charlie Kirk's funeral Sunday afternoon in Arizona.
California becomes first state to ban federal agents from wearing masks
California has enacted a first-in-the-nation law banning federal and local law enforcement officers from wearing masks while on duty.