Dreamforce to stay in San Francisco for 3 more years, Benioff says

Salesforce's annual Dreamforce conference will stay in San Francisco for at least three more years, CEO Marc Benioff confirmed to KTVU on Thursday.

Man arrested after Berkeley homicide dies at Santa Rita Jail

A 57-year-old man booked on suspicion of a Berkeley homicide has died at Santa Rita Jail, the Alameda County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday.

Supervisors approve civilian oversight over Alameda County Sheriff

After four years of discussion and delays, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to give unprecedented civilian oversight over the sheriff's office.

Vallejo grandmother shot to death; father of grandkids turns himself in

Loving grandmother Darlene Washington was shot and killed in Vallejo in front of her grandchildren. The suspect, a relative, turned himself in for her murder.

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Darlene Washington was shot and killed in Vallejo in front of her grandchildren, neighbors say. The suspect, a relative, turned himself in for her murder.

AI the focus of 2024 Dreamforce

The Salesforce annual Dreamforce conference kicked off in San Francisco on Tuesday.

Gov. Newsom signs bills at Dreamforce to combat deepfake election content, discusses AI

Appearing at San Francisco's Dreamforce conference, California Governor Gavin Newsom on Tuesday signed a series of bills in order to combat deepfake election content. 

Oakland armed robberies: Police share suspect vehicle photo

The Oakland Police Department on Tuesday shared a photo of a car they believe is connected to two armed robberies. 

CHP arrests more than 300 in Oakland in 2 months: Newsom

The California Highway Patrol has made 329 arrests, recovered 606 stolen vehicles and seized 35 firearms in two months, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Tuesday.

Instagram teen accounts roll out this month. Here’s what to know

Instagram will automatically put teens in private accounts that come with more restrictions. Here’s what parents should know about these new, so-called “teen accounts.”

Wells Fargo sign loose, falling potential: SFFD

The San Francisco Fire Department responded to Mission and 22nd Streets after reports of a loose sign poured in. Authorities said the loose sign, attached to the Wells Fargo bank, could potentially fall onto the sidewalk or street.

Man's leg gets stuck under Muni bus in San Francisco

A person in San Francisco was hospitalized after getting their leg stuck under a city bus wheel Saturday afternoon, according to the San Francisco Fire Department.

San Francisco police fire at armed man near Powell Street station: source

At least two San Francisco police officers fired their weapons Friday at a man they say was armed with a gun near the Powell Street station, a police source told KTVU. 

PG&E bills will go up by this much each month

Pacific Gas & Electric customers have witnessed their electric bills rise over the past year and will see additional costs after California regulators approved another rate hike.

‘Selling Sunset’ star apologizes to this California town

The eighth season of Netflix’s wildly popular real estate show “Selling Sunset" premiered last week and one Southern California town looked to correct the narrative of one of the season’s storylines.

San Jose police sergeant running for council candidate placed on leave

A San Jose police sergeant and City Council candidate, Tam Truong, has been placed on administrative leave at the department amid allegations of mortgage fraud.

Raid on Illegal gambling dens in San Francisco Tenderloin yields guns, stolen items

Police say raids on illegal gambling dens yielded $12,000 in cash, stolen items, narcotics and drug paraphernalia. Officers arrested 8 men in connection with the bust.