Stanford student allegedly run down by driver making racist remark
A Stanford student from Syria who is hospitalized after a hit-and-run crash alleges the driver struck him intentionally and made a racist remark as he did it.
As daylight saving time ends, CHP warns of drowsy driving
Daylight saving time ends early Sunday morning, which means you'll get an extra hour of sleep. As we "fall back" to standard time, the sun will come up earlier in the morning, and it will get darker earlier, during the evening commute.
Southbound I-680 in Pleasanton closed for repaving
The southbound lanes of I-680 between the I-580 connector in Pleasanton and Koopman Road in Sunol are closed Saturday due to a major repaving project.
Coroner identifies Vallejo teen killed in stolen car
The Contra Costa County Coroner's Office has identified the victim of a fatal crash early Monday morning near Crockett as a 15-year-old driver from Vallejo.
Feds cracking down on San Francisco fentanyl dealers
For too long, officials say drug traffickers in the Tenderloin have been through a revolving door in local courts after being busted by the SFPD. Now, more and more dealers have been charged in federal court with selling fentanyl, cocaine, meth and heroin.
Jeff Bezos announces he's leaving Seattle, moving to Miami
Jeff Bezos will no longer be calling Seattle his home.
Alameda County to award unprecedented $7M to family of Oakland man left for dead at Santa Rita Jail
Alameda County has agreed to pay an unprecedented $7 million to the children of an Oakland man left languishing in his jail cell for three to four days before he was finally discovered dead, KTVU has learned.
San Francisco prepares for APEC, security expected to be tight
The city of San Francisco is preparing for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. The event is expected to bring more than 20,000 visitors to the city.
Man followed to Piedmont home, robbed at gunpoint
Piedmont police are looking for two people who followed a man home and robbed him at gun point in his driveway.
SF police commissioners question racial disparities with use-of-force data
San Francisco police commissioners on Wednesday questioned police officials about the department's use-of-force report for the first six months of this year.
'Tis the season: Starbucks' holiday menu and red cups return Thursday
Starbucks is ringing in the holiday season this week with the return of festive drinks like Peppermint Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, and a new holiday beverage.
Ready for another $40 a month rate hike from PG&E?
Concerns over potential PG&E rate hikes.
San Francisco bomb suspect enters not-guilty plea
The man accused of throwing bombs at San Francisco police officers as he led them on a chase through the city entered not guilty pleas in court on Wednesday. This is far from the first time Daniel Garcia has appeared in a courtroom.
Former Muslim SFPD officer awarded over $450K in discrimination settlement
A former San Francisco Police Department Officer has been awarded nearly half a million dollars after he sued the city complaining of discrimination based on his faith and ethnicity.
'Reckless' driver slams into OPD car, suspect gets away
Oakland police said that a person who was driving "recklessly" ended up slamming into an unoccupied police car before driving off and losing officers somewhere near the Caldecott tunnel.
Tesla wins jury trial over autopilot in fatal California crash
Tesla Motors Inc. successfully argued its autopilot program was not responsible for a fatal crash that happened in Riverside County in 2019, a jury ruled on Tuesday.
SFPD seeks public's help finding missing 11-year-old boy
San Francisco police are seeking the public's help in locating a missing 11-year-old boy.
Oakland Police Commission investigators find 2 officers not truthful, violated policies after deadly chase
The investigative arm of the Oakland Police Commission has found that two officers accused of starting an unauthorized deadly chase – and then didn't stay on scene to help -- were not truthful, compromised a criminal case and did not perform their duties, among other policy violations.
After 258 days without a working streetlight, some San Jose residents want answers
It's been more than 258 days since Creek Drive in the Willow Glen neighborhood of San Jose has had a working streetlight.
Bomb-throwing suspect who fled SFPD identified, residents speak out
A suspect has been arrested after allegedly tossing explosives from his car at police during a chase from San Francisco to Martinez, authorities said.