Deadline quickly approaching for plan to clear homeless encampment near San Jose airport
San Jose has until the end of next week to devise a plan to clear out a large homeless encampment that sits behind Mineta International Airport.
Antioch brush fire spreads to apartment complex
The fire broke out in the area of James Donlon Boulevard and Tabora Drive with flames reaching a nearby apartment building, fire officials said.
Stockton man arrested after missing Berkeley teen located at his residence: police
Berkeley police arrested a man in Stockton after they have located a missing Berkeley teen at his home.
East Bay mother pleads for witnesses to come forward as son's murder remains unsolved
The body of 20-year-old Tyler Dixon of San Pablo was found in a tent at the Bidwell Canyon Marina Campground in Oroville.
Judge rules California must include Larry Elder on recall ballot
A California judge ruled Wednesday that conservative radio talk show host Larry Elder must be included on the recall election ballot after he was previously blocked.
California appoints special counsel for unemployment fraud
Former federal prosecutor, McGregor W. Scott, was appointed as "fraud special counsel" to help investigate unemployment fraud in California.
Vallejo police department to receive federal funding for new mental health unit
Vallejo police are set to receive $900,000 federal funding to create a mental health response unit.
VIDEO: Victim opens fire on would-be robbers in Melrose shootout
Two men who allegedly tried to rob some shoppers on Melrose Avenue ended up with gunshot wounds when one of the victims opened fire on them in self-defense.
Twitter is testing a ‘dislike’ button
Are you seeing a “dislike” button on Twitter? Don’t get too excited yet — it’s just a test.
New photos: San Jose police looking for hit-and-run driver who killed a youth counselor
San Jose police are asking the public's help in finding a hit-and-run driver who killed a youth counselor over the weekend.
Louisiana residents took $1M in COVID funds from California
More than 100 false claims to California’s Employment Development Department netted $1 million for eight people, and five of them also got more than $60,000 that they weren’t due from the Louisiana Workforce Commission, officials said.
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.
8-year-old boy missing from San Francisco has been found
San Francisco police are asking for the public's help in locating 8-year-old Le Michael Humphrey. Humphrey was reported missing around noon on July 20, 2021.
Santa Rosa man in wheelchair miraculously survives after struck by truck, dragged 60 feet
A Santa Rosa amputee is lucky to be alive after a vehicle hit and dragged him 60 feet while in his wheelchair.
San Francisco bars could soon require patrons to show proof of vaccination
Members of the San Francisco Bar Alliance are considering new requirements, including masks and mandating that people show their vaccine card upon entry as cases rise across the city.
East San Jose community mourns youth counselor killed in hit-and-run
Family and friends gathered Tuesday to honor the life of Jose Esparza, a foster youth counselor who beat the odds only for his life to be taken away.
Vallejo police identify suspect wanted in fatal shooting of 15-year-old
During the course of the investigation into the city's 7th homicide, Demark Anthony Bernstine of Richmond, was positively identified as the suspect in the case, police said.
Bucks’ 50-year wait ends with a title behind 50 from Giannis
Giannis Antetokounmpo ended one of the greatest NBA Finals ever with 50 points — and a championship Milwaukee waited 50 years to win again.
Passport delays 'unacceptable' as scams skyrocket
Scammers are targeting the nearly two million Americans who are forced to wait months for a passport because of a massive backlog blamed on the coronavirus pandemic.
Family of murder victim fights in court to get back their home that killer gave to his relatives
While Gregory Agnew awaited trial, Michelle Singh says he used a quitclaim deed and signed over their family home on Dorset in Ypsilanti Township - to his mother and sister for a dollar.