Piece of Oakland's cultural history ripped out of the ground
A piece of Oakland's cultural history has been ripped out of the ground and now, a Bay Area nonprofit is asking for the public's help after an act of vandalism cost them tens of thousands of dollars.
A piece of Oakland's cultural history has been ripped out of the ground and now, a Bay Area nonprofit is asking for the public's help after an act of vandalism cost them tens of thousands of dollars.
San Francisco Chinatown prepares to celebrate Lunar New Year of the snake
Chinatown merchants and the community prepare to celebrate the most important holiday of the Chinese culture: Lunar New Year. It's a holiday about family, food and good fortune.
Chinatown merchants and the community prepare to celebrate the most important holiday of the Chinese culture: Lunar New Year. It's a holiday about family, food and good fortune.
Federal funding freeze sparks panic, uncertainty for Bay Area organizations
President Trump halted federal funding for organizations dependent on Washington's financial support, as part of his broader plan to dismantle progressive initiatives. However, the order was put on sudden pause by a federal judge just minutes before it was set to take effect.
President Trump halted federal funding for organizations dependent on Washington's financial support, as part of his broader plan to dismantle progressive initiatives. However, the order was put on sudden pause by a federal judge just minutes before it was set to take effect.
Lunar New Year preparations underway in San Francisco
Lunar New Year marks the beginning of a calendar year with months based on moon cycles, and is cause for celebration for many cultures.
Lunar New Year marks the beginning of a calendar year with months based on moon cycles, and is cause for celebration for many cultures.
Bay Area orgs grapple with federal funding freeze
The Trump Administration's pause on funding could have widespread ramifications, with funding for federal student loans, law enforcement, health care, and more at risk.
The Trump Administration's pause on funding could have widespread ramifications, with funding for federal student loans, law enforcement, health care, and more at risk.
New Alameda County DA appointee Judge Ursula Jones Dickson speaks with KTVU after Board vote
The long-awaited vote by the Alameda County Board ended with three supervisors selecting Judge Ursula Jones Dickson as their first choice for district attorney, replacing Pamela Price who was recalled in the November election.
The long-awaited vote by the Alameda County Board ended with three supervisors selecting Judge Ursula Jones Dickson as their first choice for district attorney, replacing Pamela Price who was recalled in the November election.
San Jose City Council appoints interim District 3 council member
After months of vetting applicants to fill the open seat, San Jose City Council voted for Carl Salas.
After months of vetting applicants to fill the open seat, San Jose City Council voted for Carl Salas.
Suspect killed in San Francisco gunbattle with police
The San Francisco Police Department on Tuesday shared a few details about a shooting involving officers and a suspect in the South of Market neighborhood.
The San Francisco Police Department on Tuesday shared a few details about a shooting involving officers and a suspect in the South of Market neighborhood.
Judge Ursula Jones Dickson selected as new Alameda County DA
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday appointed Superior Court Judge Ursula Jones Dickson to fill the district attorney's seat.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday appointed Superior Court Judge Ursula Jones Dickson to fill the district attorney's seat.
HS students, activists stage anti ICE rally in San Jose
Several hundred Overfelt High School students left their final classes early on Tuesday and held an anti ICE immigration enforcement rally on their campus. They then marched approximately one mile north to the intersection of Story & King roads to join a second protest held by immigrant rights activists.
Several hundred Overfelt High School students left their final classes early on Tuesday and held an anti ICE immigration enforcement rally on their campus. They then marched approximately one mile north to the intersection of Story & King roads to join a second protest held by immigrant rights activists.
Relative slams 90-day home-detention sentence in street-racing crash that orphaned twin girls
A then-teenage street racer who killed a couple in Redwood City and left their twin daughters without parents got 90 days of electronic monitoring with his parents, a sentence a relative of the victims is too light.
A then-teenage street racer who killed a couple in Redwood City and left their twin daughters without parents got 90 days of electronic monitoring with his parents, a sentence a relative of the victims is too light.
San Jose high school students rally in protest of ICE operations
William C. Overfelt High School students left their classes to demonstrate against promised federal ICE mass deportations.
William C. Overfelt High School students left their classes to demonstrate against promised federal ICE mass deportations.
Federal funding freeze will impact Bay Area nonprofits
When the Office of Management and Budget first announced the pause, it caused panic and confusion for millions, including Bay Area nonprofits such as the San Francisco Meals on Wheels program.
When the Office of Management and Budget first announced the pause, it caused panic and confusion for millions, including Bay Area nonprofits such as the San Francisco Meals on Wheels program.
Doomsday Clock sets closer to midnight
Earth is moving closer to destruction, a science-oriented advocacy group said Tuesday as it advanced its famous "Doomsday Clock" to 89 seconds till midnight, the closest it has ever been.
Earth is moving closer to destruction, a science-oriented advocacy group said Tuesday as it advanced its famous "Doomsday Clock" to 89 seconds till midnight, the closest it has ever been.
Santa Clara County rejects artificial turf ban for county-owned property and sports fields
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors late Tuesday rejected a ban on artificial turf on county-owned property. The ban, had it been enacted, would have prevented new turf installations and could have impacted existing sports complexes.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors late Tuesday rejected a ban on artificial turf on county-owned property. The ban, had it been enacted, would have prevented new turf installations and could have impacted existing sports complexes.
SFPD offering new details on OIS in SoMa
SFPD are releasing some details about the Monday officer involved shooting that left a shooting suspect dead
SFPD are releasing some details about the Monday officer involved shooting that left a shooting suspect dead
Vallejo murder suspect linked to woman charged in killing of US border patrol agent
According to Vallejo police, 22-year-old Maximilian Bentley Snyder has been charged in the stabbing that occurred on Jan. 17 in the area of Lemon and Third streets.
According to Vallejo police, 22-year-old Maximilian Bentley Snyder has been charged in the stabbing that occurred on Jan. 17 in the area of Lemon and Third streets.
Cannabis owner injured; suspect dead after gunfire exchange with San Francisco police
A suspect is dead following an exchange of gunfire with San Francisco police who were investigating the shooting of the owner of the Vapor Room Weed Dispensary, who was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said.
A suspect is dead following an exchange of gunfire with San Francisco police who were investigating the shooting of the owner of the Vapor Room Weed Dispensary, who was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said.
Impact100 looking for grant recipients
Jane Durkin of Impact100 said her nonprofit is looking give money away to grant recipients.
Jane Durkin of Impact100 said her nonprofit is looking give money away to grant recipients.
Strategies to reduce gun violence in schools
It's a troubling trend hitting a record high. Professor Sarah Stilwell, a research investigator at the University of Michigan's Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention gives insight on what schools can do amid a rise in shootings on campus.
It's a troubling trend hitting a record high. Professor Sarah Stilwell, a research investigator at the University of Michigan's Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention gives insight on what schools can do amid a rise in shootings on campus.