SF's Excelsior hosts first-ever night market, draws big crowd
The Excelsior District kicked off its first night market with food, music, wrestling, and community pride Friday.
First-Ever Excelsior Night Market brings food, music, and neighbors together
San Francisco?s Excelsior District launched its first night market with food, music, and local pride, drawing a big crowd despite chilly weather.
North Bay wine industry suffers from tariffs and sinking dollar value
What tariffs and a sinking dollar value could mean for the North Bay's wine industry.
North Bay wine industry suffers from tariffs and sinking dollar value
JP Morgan CEO banker Jamie Dimon says the stock market, holder of many 401(k) accounts, is ignoring red flags about tariffs and the higher interest rates they may bring. Consumers have only begun to feel the pain as more tariff-laden products come on to the market.
NFL players paying it forward with new basketball court in Oakland
NFL players paying it forward with new basketball court in Oakland
Immigration raids and business bottom lines | West Coast Wrap
While many families say they're trying to find out what happened to their loved ones in recent immigration raids at California farms, some business owners are venting frustration about how these operations are hurting their bottom lines.
Family mourns loss of teen allegedly killed by uncle in Oakland
A family is struggling to come to terms with the shooting death of a promising 19-year-old man in Oakland, allegedly at the hands of his own uncle.
Bay Area farm workers worried ICE raids in SoCal could be a harbinger
Many migrant workers in the fields of Half Moon Bay were worried on Friday that the Bay Area could see a repeat of the ICE raid and clash with protestors in SoCal Thursday.
World War II veteran's remains returned to Bay Area, laid to rest
The remains of a U.S. soldier killed during World War II have finally been laid to rest 83 years after his death. A funeral service was held on Friday at San Francisco National Cemetery in the Presidio for Corporal Ernest H. Ulrich.
World War II veteran's remains returned to Bay Area, laid to rest
The remains of a U.S. soldier killed during World War II have finally been laid to rest. A funeral service was held on Friday at San Francisco National Cemetery in the Presidio for Corporal Ernest H. Ulrich.
Judge blocks ICE raids in LA, Ventura counties without probable cause
The temporary restraining order blocks sweeping immigration raids in seven California counties, including Los Angeles and Ventura counties, after
NFL players paying it forward with new basketball court in Oakland
New basketball court opens in Oakland for underserved youth
Bay Area gets its 1st Hello Kitty Cafe
Cartoon icon Hello Kitty is appearing in person this weekend at the Bay Area's first Hello Kitty Cafe. Fans lined up early Friday morning at the Westfield Valley Fair in Santa Clara where it was a sea of pink in anticipation of the cafe's offerings, including strawberry lemonade and plenty of desserts.
Border Patrol agent charged with assaulting Long Beach officer involved in violent Walmart arrest
Isaiah Hodgson was off-duty when he allegedly drunkenly assaulted a police officer outside a Long Beach restaurant, the department said.
Family mourns loss of young man allegedly shot dead by his own uncle in Oakland
Three months after Zion Greenwood, 19, was shot dead in West Oakland, the search continues for accused killer Marvin Prudhomme, 30, his own uncle.
San Jose Obon Festival this weekend
San Jose hosts it annual Obon Festival this weekend as local Japanese Americans draw parallels between internment camps in the 1940s and federal immigration actions today.
One person dead in San Francisco Richmond District fire
One person is dead after a fire broke out at a home in San Francisco's Richmond District Friday afternoon, fire officials say.
Off-duty Border Patrol agent charged with assaulting Long Beach police officer: DA
Isaiah Anthony Hodgson, 29, allegedly became physical with Long Beach cops while intoxicated and armed at Shoreline Village, according to the DA's office.
1 person dies of the plague in northern Arizona
One person is dead, according to officials with Northern Arizona Healthcare, on the same day they showed up at Flagstaff Medical Center with symptoms of the plague.
Son of 'El Chapo,' Ovidio Guzman Lopez, pleads guilty in US drug trafficking case
Federal prosecutors allege that Ovidio and his brother, Joaquin Guzman Lopez, who became known locally as Los Chapitos, led a powerful faction of the notorious Mexican Sinaloa cartel.