Suspect in 'unprovoked' BART train stabbing arrested
BART police have arrested Jovany Portades, the suspect in a stabbing that seriously injured a woman on a BART train Saturday morning.
Power shutoffs expected in Bay Area on Election Day
Six Bay Area counties are facing possible power shutoffs on Election Day and the following days, PG&E reported.
Blocked accounts can now see your posts on X, with some conditions
In a decision that's ruffled feathers for some users, accounts you've blocked on X, formerly Twitter, can now view your posts despite being blocked.
Disneyland getting revamped ride ahead of Thanksgiving, months after Disney World
The water thrill ride features "big drops," according to the attraction's website, and is for riders 40 inches or taller. The attraction is located in Critter Country.
Snowfall upon Lake Tahoe, preparations for winter storm underway
Drivers headed to Lake Tahoe this weekend should be prepared for the first winter storm of the season.
Fired Disney worker allegedly hacked restaurant menus to remove peanut allergy info, add profanities
A former Disney employee is accused of hacking into the company's systems and changing restaurant menus, including removing critical allergen information. Michael Scheuer now faces a potential federal charge.
2 boaters stranded in North Bay marsh rescued by Coast Guard
Two boaters were air-rescued Wednesday evening after they became stranded in the Napa Sonoma Wildlife Marsh, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
Over 80 arrested in San Francisco during hotel workers' demonstration Wednesday
Dozens of striking hotel workers in San Francisco were arrested Wednesday evening during a demonstration near Union Square, according to the union.
Starbucks will stop charging extra for non-dairy milk substitutes
Starbucks said substitutions for a non-dairy option in their drinks was the second-most requested customization among their customers.
Apple Intelligence has arrived. Here's how to update your device to get it
Apple’s Intelligence features debuted on Monday for eligible devices. It comes after the company first announced Apple Intelligence in June.
Woman recovering from brutal, unprovoked attack in Oakland
A woman walking home near 17th and Franklin Streets said she was viciously attacked by a group of young people early Saturday morning.
CHP arrests man for allegedly firing shots on I-80 in Vallejo last month
The California Highway Patrol last week arrested a freeway shooting suspect who allegedly shot a gun from a moving car last month.
How Bay Area hospitals are responding to national IV fluid shortage
Health care facilities in the Bay Area are changing protocols to account for the national shortage of IV fluids.
Homeless family's Día De Los Muertos altar to be torn down by Caltrans
CalTrans has plans to tear down a Dia de los Muertos altar built by an unhoused man and his son in San Jose, and the family is asking for the community's help.
CHP Task Force recovers 20 stolen cars in Oakland
A task force with the California Highway Patrol recovered 20 stolen cars on Oct. 17 in Oakland.
1 dead in Oakland semi truck and sedan collision: CHP
A Toyota Camry driver has died after they collided with a semi-truck in Oakland Saturday afternoon.
1 dead in vehicle collision with bicyclist on I-880 in Oakland; vehicle overturns in separate crash
All westbound lanes of Interstate 580 east of Oakland Avenue are blocked on Friday night. There are injuries from an overturned vehicle, officials say.
Amazon driver flees after hitting Castro Valley teen on bike
A Castro Valley couple voiced outrage on Friday after their 14-year-old son was struck by an Amazon delivery driver who afterward fled the scene.
Amazon brings gas benefit to Prime membership
Amazon Prime members now have a benefit that will help them see savings when filling up their gas tank.
Starbucks CEO says company will fix 'overly complex menu' to reverse sales slump
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol announced that the coffee giant plans to fix its menu and pricing as it seeks to boost traffic and turn around sagging sales.



















