Tesla employees fear coronavirus despite plan to reduce workforce

Thousands of Tesla employees were still working Wednesday even with Alameda County's "shelter in place" order. The company blamed "conflicting guidance."

Alameda Co. Sheriff faces state audit over jail conditions, spending

State auditors are will examine spending and conditions at Alameda County jails after local officials' “refusal” to open an audit into the sheriff’s department, despite multiple calls for stronger oversight from local legislators and inmates’ rights activists.

Loophole could allow double voting in California Primary Election

There's a loophole that enables California voters to cast two ballots and if elections officials aren't looking for it, double voting can go undetected.

PG&E created fraud risk by not tracking diverted undergrounding money: auditors

Auditors found PG&E did not properly track unspent money meant for putting power lines underground. PG&E said, prior to 2017, the company was allowed to reallocate unspent funds.

KTVU investigation reignites interest in 'The Doodler' serial killer case from the 1970s

San Francisco Police's cold case unit is taking a closer look at an unsolved serial killer case from the 1970s, after questions from KTVU reinvigorated interest in the string of murders.

Nearly 250,000 gallons of toxic sewage floods Oakland in one year

Each year, hundreds of thousands of gallons of sewage overflows from aging city pipes in Oakland, much of which ends up contaminating creeks, lakes and waterways that flow straight into the bay. The sewage also destroys property and in some cases, has created decades-long headaches for residents. In its last annual report, Oakland’s Department of Public Works noted that in 2016-2017,...