Two Bay Area eateries named in NYT list of best restaurants in America
Two Bay Area restaurants have been ranked among the best in the country, according to the New York Times.
VIDEO: Dashcam captures Honda sedan flying over freeway
During peak rush hour, a car went completely airborne over a busy freeway, flying over six lanes of traffic – and it was all caught on camera.
Qatar airstrike fallout: Hamas, Israel, and Trump?s Reaction
Negah Angha, former Senior Advisor at the U.S. Department of State gives insight on Israel's attack on Hamas leaders during ceasefire talks.
Bird strike forces flight to SFO back to Philadelphia
Hassan Shahidi, president of the Flight Safety Foundation, gives insight on case of a bird strike forcing an American Airlines flight heading to SFO had to turn back to Philadelphia.
Man living in Denver, an alleged former member of Gambian death squad, convicted of torture
The 46-year-old man was part of a violent unit that subjected victims to severe beatings, burnings, and electrocutions.
The big top returns to Alameda with immersive dinner-theater experience
For the first time since 2019, the iconic Big Top has returned to Alameda?s waterfront, with the San Francisco skyline as its backdrop. ?The Soiled Dove? brings together circus acts, live music, theater, and decadent dining in an immersive experience that has become a staple of Bay Area nightlife.
Half of Americans over 65 face high cholesterol risks
High cholesterol affects more than half of U.S. adults over 65 and significantly raises the risk of heart disease and stroke. As September marks Healthy Aging Month, Dr. Rita Ng, a Kaiser Permanente cardiologist, shares practical steps seniors can take to manage cholesterol and protect their heart health.
San Francisco to consider taller buildings to meet state housing mandate
San Francisco faces a state deadline to approve more than 80,000 new homes by 2031, or risk losing control of its housing process. Mayor Daniel Lurie?s ?Family Zoning? plan would allow taller buildings and loosen density rules along major transit corridors. The city?s Planning Commission is set to review the proposal tomorrow, as experts weigh in on its potential impact.
Former FCI Dublin officer charged with sex abuse provides witness list
Defense attorneys for a former FCI Dublin correctional officer charged with more than a dozen sex crimes will soon get their chance to call witnesses they feel will be favorable to their side, in a second trial that began last week.
Dublin nixes red-light cameras
Dublin nixes red-light cameras for now.
Rally to require ICE to unmask faces in San Jose
Several San Jose councilmembers will host a press conference and rally to announce and advocate for a new policy that would prohibit federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from concealing their identity or covering their faces with masks during enforcement activities in San Jos�.
Cloudy, temps in the 70s
Today will start off cloudy and temps will be in the 70s.
Pinstripes bowling alley in Walnut Creek closes less than a year after opening
The lights have gone dark at Pinstripes bowling alley in Walnut Creek, less than a year after it opened in the city’s busy Broadway Plaza.
Hindu temple in Dublin burglarized: $34,000 in cash and jewelry stolen
Leaders and members of a Hindu Temple said they're trying to recoup their losses after thieves broke into their place of worship in Dublin.
Butts County sheriff calls on citizens to carry guns after Charlotte killing
The Butts County sheriff is urging residents to legally arm themselves following the fatal stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee on a Charlotte commuter train.
Pinstripes bowling alley in Walnut Creek closes less than a year after opening
Pinstripes bowling alley in Walnut Creek has shut its doors for good, less than a year after it opened in the city?s busy Broadway Plaza.
15 years after San Bruno pipeline explosion, survivors reflect on loss, resilience
On the 15th anniversary of the deadly PG&E pipeline explosion in San Bruno, survivors and community members gathered to honor the lives lost and reflect on the neighborhood?s resilience.
Burglary at Hindu Temple in Dublin: $34,000 loss
Leaders at a Hindu Temple in Dublin share surveillance videos of a burglary that caused them to lose $34,000 in cash and jewelry used for worship. Still, they say they're determined and resilient. The temple continues to hold nightly prayers and plans to recoup its losses. Police say they are actively investigating this case and that at this point, there is no evidence to indicate the burglary was motivated by prejudice on the basis of religion.
Israel orders Palestinians to evacuate Gaza City through leaflets
Israel's military is ordering a full evacuation of Gaza City ahead of its expanded offensive. Leaflets were dropped in some areas of Gaza City, directing Palestinians to move to a designated humanitarian area in the south. The IDF is hoping to pressure Hamas into releasing its hostages.
Homicide investigation in Santa Rosa: Woman found shot inside home
A homicide investigation is underway in Santa Rosa after a woman was found shot and killed inside a home.