California healthcare workers and state employees must show vaccination status
California will require state employees and all health care workers to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or get tested weekly as officials aim to slow rising coronavirus infections, mostly among the unvaccinated.
Tesla reaches milestone with first $1B quarterly profit
The financial milestone announced Monday extended a two-year run of prosperity that has erased questions about Tesla’s long-term viability raised during its early years of losses and production problems.
Western US wildfires burn hundreds of homes, threaten thousands more
The Dixie Fire has charred nearly 298 square miles acres of timber and brush in Plumas and Butte counties. As of Sunday, it was 21% contained.
New report reveals San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo used personal email in scheme to avoid public information requests
San Jose Spotlight first broke the story.
GOP to decide whether to endorse candidate as poll suggests Newsom losing ground
A poll conducted by Emerson College shows that Gov. Gavin Newsom is losing ground in his recall election.
'Such a disgrace': Trump sounds off on Cleveland Indians’ name change
"The people of Cleveland cannot be thrilled and I, as a FORMER baseball fan, cannot believe things such as this are happening," the former president said in a statement.
Questions remain about Howard Terminal stadium project
Author Dale Tafoya spoke to Mornings on 2 on Saturday about the remaining sticking points between the A's organization and the city of Oakland.
Jill Biden, Team USA cheer for each other at Tokyo Olympics
Dr. Jill Biden cheered on Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics on Saturday and the American swimmers returned the gesture.
Fight to contain massive Dixie Fire in Butte County continues as blazes surpasses 181,000 acres
The Dixie Fire has become one of California's top 20 largest wildfires, with 167,430 acres burned as of Friday night. By Saturday morning, the fire had grown to 181,289 acres and containment ticked up to 19%.
Newsom signs $2.6 billion child care and early education bill
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a $2.6 billion Child Care and Early Education bill that would provide new and better resources for children and child care providers.
SF District Attorney launches investigation of potential fraud targeting Chinatown merchants
San Francisco District Attorney, Chesa Boudin, announced new investigation of potential fraud targeting Chinatown business owners Wednesday.
Newsom aims to curb vaccination misinformation as Delta variant spreads
Dispelling misinformation and calling understandable anxiety over getting vaccinated are two key tasks Governor Gavin Newsom is tackling in an effort to reduce the spread and severity of the highly infectious Delta variant of COVID-19.
Shoplifting suspect leaves elderly San Francisco woman with life-threatening injuries
A 75-year-old wife, mother and grandmother remains in the hospital after being knocked to the ground by a shoplifting suspect three weeks ago. The victim's family is angry and confused because a San Francisco judge let the suspect out of custody.
Shoplifting suspect leaves elderly San Francisco woman with life-threatening injuries
The victim's family is angry and confused because a San Francisco judge let the suspect out of custody. KTVU's Amber Lee reports.
San Francisco-based Salesforce finalizes $27B acquisition of Slack
Bay Area cloud software giant Salesforce says it has finalized its $27 billion dollar acquisition of Slack.
Biden pushes ahead on infrastructure plan after GOP blocks vote
The trip came as the fate of his infrastructure proposal remains unclear after Senate Republicans rejected a $1 trillion blueprint in a key test vote Wednesday.
Governor Newsom, joined by SFPD chief, signs bill targeting rampant organized retail theft
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill Wednesday targeting California's rampant retail theft problems.
A's fate in Oakland still unclear after city council vote
The question of whether the Athletics baseball team will remain in Oakland still lingers despite a vote by the Oakland City Council approving the term sheet for the team's proposed $12 billion waterfront ballpark development.
Oakland City Council vote on 'path' forward for new A's stadium, unclear if team will agree to terms
The city council passed an amended resolution on a non-binding term sheet for the A's proposed ballpark along the Oakland estuary at Howard Terminal, but it remains unclear if the A's will agree to the city's terms.
Jeff Bezos wants to move all ‘polluting industry’ into space
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said his trip to space has inspired him to fight even harder to combat climate change and move all “polluting industry” to space.