PG&E hauls away dead trees from 2020 wildfires
PG&E on Tuesday, took a big extra step to placate landowners whose lands were scorched and left with hundreds of thousands of dead trees lying around.
Another drugstore theft in SF as foe lashes out at Newsom
Four women ran off after stealing from the CVS pharmacy at Van Ness and Jackson in San Francisco at about 5:50 p.m. Monday.
Simone Biles Olympics withdrawal puts spotlight on athletes' mental health
American powerhouse, Simone Biles, made the decision Tuesday to withdraw from the Tokyo Olympics gymnastics team final. A move Biles said she made to protect her mental health.
Felton Music Hall forced to close again one month after reopening due to COVID outbreak
Four Santa Cruz County residents were hospitalized due to a COVID-19 outbreak at Felton Music Hall, forcing the venue to close again just one month after reopening.
Audit: California prison program illegally spent $1.3M
A California prison program legally spent $1.3 million on goods and salaries, state auditors said Tuesday.
Judge overturns 2019 decision by SFUSD to cover up mural at Washington HS
A San Francisco judge overturned the court ruling to cover up a controversial mural at George Washington High School.
Bay Area cities maintain top spots for most educated in U.S., study shows
The Bay Area boasts some of the country's best views, architecture, and wine of course. The region is also home to some of the nation's most educated, according to a new study.
Three California grocery stores cited for not providing employees with paid COVID-19 sick leave
The California Labor Commissioner’s Office has cited three El Super grocery stores for a total of more than $447,000 after they allegedly failed to provide paid sick leave to 95 employees affected by COVID-19, officials announced Tuesday.
No stopping this year's Oakland Tech valedictorian as he holds free summer science camp
There’s no resting on laurels or slowing down for Oakland Technical High School graduate and this year’s valedictorian, Ahmed Muhammad, as the teen has spent his summer dedicated to his mission to give back to the community he loves.
NFL will fine unvaccinated players over $14K for violating COVID-19 protocols
The NFL outlined in its June training camp and preseason COVID-19 protocols that unvaccinated players can get fined $14,650 for violating preventative health measures.
COVID-19 delta variant surge: How to tell if you’re in high-risk area
As the delta variant of COVID-19 continues to surge in the U.S., the CDC is now saying vaccinated people should wear masks again indoors in areas with high or substantial community transmission. Here’s how to find out which areas are considered high-risk.
New CDC mask guidelines: Vaccinated should mask indoors, as should K-12 schools
The CDC announced new face mask recommendations Tuesday for vaccinated people and K-12 schools, citing new information about the ability of the delta variant to spread by those who have been vaccinated.
Truckee plane crash kills all 4 aboard near Tahoe airport
Four people died from a plane crash in Truckee Monday afternoon. The crash remains under investigation.
Simone Biles withdrew from Olympics gymnastics final to protect team, self
U.S. star Simone Biles pulled out of the women's gymnastics team final at the Tokyo Olympics after not being in the right headspace to compete.
Three members of Piedmont family killed in Minnesota crash
The Piedmont community is in mourning. Community members said three members of a family of four were killed in a fatal crash in Minnesota over the weekend. Their teenage son was among the survivors.
Former U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer attacked and robbed near her Oakland Jack London Square home
Former U.S. Senator from the State of California Barbara Boxer was assaulted in a robbery near her home in Oakland's Jack London Square on Monday. She says she is thankful she was not seriously injured.
Quadriplegic former Cal rugby star finds true calling as motivational speaker
Former University of California Berkeley rugby star Robert Paylor says in many ways, he is doing better than ever, even if he still needs a wheelchair.
Family mourns woman shot dead in latest East Bay freeway shooting
India Prince, 24, of Antioch was killed while driving along westbound Highway 4 in Concord at about 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
Santa Cruz boardwalk power outage leaves guests stuck on rides
A power outage at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Monday left visitors temporarily stranded on rides.
New COVID questions arise amidst rapid spread of the delta variant
Dr. John Schwartzberg, a UC Berkeley Infectious Disease Expert, answered questions people may have about the COVID vaccines.