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A San Leandro company took center stage at a California hearing after 3 workers have died there.

Tropical monsoon causes lightning strikes.

Protestors around the Bay Area gathered on the streets and on highway overpasses. They say Labor Day is about honoring workers and their rights.

Hiero Day, the annual hip-hop festival rooted in Oakland, made a last-minute move to San Francisco this year, after organizers said Oakland police couldn?t provide enough officers to staff the event.

Experts cite political uncertainty in the U.S., perceptions that Americans do not want them, uncertain immigration rules and anti-foreign political rhetoric as factors as to why the country has recently seen a dearth of visitors from other nations.

Hundreds of protestors took the Labor Day holiday to gather and demonstrate against what they say are inhumane conditions in ICE detention centers.

Our hot weather stretch will soon be coming to an end. Low clouds will resurface near the coast and bay Tuesday morning. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 90s. The cooling trend will remain in place for the remainder of the week.

The property manager has told tenants it plans to paint over a mural at 41st Street and Piedmont Avenue depicting interaction between Ohlone Native Americans and Spanish settlers. Critics of the artwork point to nudity and alleged insensitivity in the mural.

More than 100 people were gathered at the site of a crash on Lakeshore at Brooklyn Sunday evening, where one person was injured, according to the Oakland Fire Department.

Powerball fever is gripping the Bay Area ahead of Monday's drawing. The jackpot stands at a staggering $1B.

San Francisco's beaches drew visitors from near and far to beat the heat.

This Labor Day, protesters took to the streets for workers' rights. Their message: workers over billionaires. One of those protests took place on the peninsula, spanning 17 miles of El Camino Real from Redwood City to Santa Clara.

While the nation's unemployment rate is 4.2%, down slightly from a year ago, California's rate, at 5.5%, is slightly up.