Caltrans project set to rid Woodside Road of all street parking for bike lanes

Small business owners in Redwood City are frustrated over a new project starting this month that would rid Woodside Road of street parking to make way for cyclists. 

Juvenile homicide suspect arrested in Vallejo months after killing innocent driver

A juvenile homicide suspect who evaded Vallejo police and killed an innocent driver during a pursuit last summer was arrested this week, officials say. 

Floyd Mitchell named Oakland police chief

Oakland's new police chief is Floyd Mitchell, who was head of the Lubbock, Texas police last year, Mayor Sheng Thao announced Friday.

Vigil marks 10 years since Alex Nieto was shot and killed by SFPD officers

Family and friends of Alex Nieto gathered at Bernal Hill on Thursday, to mark the 10th anniversary of the fatal SFPD shooting of the 28-year-old security guard, who was armed with a stun gun when police confronted him.

Oakland police working to get towed vehicle back to homeless mom

An unhoused mother in Oakland straddled with thousands of dollars in fees to reclaim her vehicle towed during last month's storms, is set to get it back on Friday, according to police.

Relatives issue statement for victims of San Francisco crash that killed entire family

The driver facing charges in the West Portal car crash has been released from the hospital. Meanwhile, we hear for the first time from relatives of the family killed.

Starbucks mugs recalled due to burn, laceration hazards

Over 440,000 mugs that were part of several Starbucks holiday gift sets have been recalled due to burn and laceration hazards.

Justice Department sues Apple in antitrust suit over monopoly on smartphones

The Justice Department on Thursday announced a sweeping antitrust lawsuit against Apple, accusing the tech giant of engineering an illegal monopoly in smartphones that boxes out competitors and stifles innovation.

Oakland police payouts for misconduct plummet in last 5 years

Oakland police payouts for people who have sued them alleging excessive force and wrongful death have plummeted in the last five years, according to an analysis of city data by KTVU.

San Francisco begins installing 400 license plate reading cameras

The City of San Francisco is moving forward with plans to install hundreds of license plate readers across the city. 

Driver killed in wrong-way crash connected to alleged burglary identified

A 57-year-old man killed in a wrong-way crash linked to burglary suspects on Interstate 580 was identified by the coroner's office on Wednesday. 

San Jose man hid camera in coffee shop bathroom: police

A San Jose man is accused of planting a camera inside a coffee shop bathroom that recorded dozens of people using the facilities.

Home burglary victims cite problems with reporting crimes to Oakland police

A victim of a home burglary is speaking out about the crime in Oakland, saying Oakland police aren’t doing enough to make reporting crimes easy or following up when a crime is committed.

Driver killed on I-580 by alleged burglary vehicle going wrong way

A driver on westbound I-580 was killed by a pickup truck traveling the wrong way on Tuesday, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Family friend IDs victims in horrific San Francisco crash, calls for safety improvements at vigil

Flowers and candles lie at the scene of Saturday's deadly collision in San Francisco where a family of four were crashed into by an SUV at a bus stop in the West Portal neighborhood. 

Tesla autopilot lawsuit court proceedings begin in Santa Clara County

A mother and two children suing Tesla after their loved one died in an autopilot crash began court proceedings in Santa Clara County on Monday, according to court documents.