Video: Woman punched, slammed by Alameda County sheriff's deputies in hospital

A woman waiting for a CT scan to diagnose a potential head injury was punched in the head, grabbed by the throat and slammed onto a hospital bed by Alameda County Sheriff’s deputies, who wanted to take her to jail without providing her proper medical screening, according to a civil rights lawsuit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in San Francisco. 

Ilene Misheloff, Dublin teen who vanished walking home from school, remembered 35 later

35 YEARS: The disappearance of Ilene Misheloff has remained one of the Bay Area’s biggest unsolved cases. She was being rememebered on Tuesday, 35 years after the 13-year-old vanished while walking home from school.

More SF tenants engage in 'rent strike,' to leverage demands from landlords

Tenants in some 75 rental units in San Francisco have been on rent strikes, withholding their monthly payments until their demands from their landlord have been met.

Sideshow causes commotion in Oakland residential neighborhood on Park Boulevard

An impromptu sideshow created a lot of black, circular marks on the street and drew out dozens of residents, as well as Oakland police in a residential neighborhood on Park Boulevard.

Oakland criminal justice advocate and ACLU lawyer caught in gun crossfire

A self-described criminal justice advocate, ACLU attorney and one-time Oakland mayoral candidate said she and her family were caught in gun crossfire where bullets penetrated the walls of her home but luckily did not injure anyone.

Historic 34-bedroom Bay Area estate returns to the market for $110M

A sprawling and storied five-generation family estate in Woodside, complete with its own reservoir, three pools and dozens of bedrooms, is being sold for $110 million. 

Woman whose lost dog was later found dead, pens moving message to ‘beloved fellow Oaklanders’ for their help

An Oakland woman, whose lost dog was later found dead on the side of the road, penned a moving letter of gratitude to strangers in her community who offered their support and help as she frantically searched for her beloved pet.

49er fullback Kyle Juszczyk 'stoked' for his fashion designer wife

49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk told reporters how proud he is of his wife, Kristin, a fashion designer now being called up by Vogue regarding her hand-sewn jackets modeled by Taylor Swift and other athletes' wives.

FBI warns of ‘increasingly urgent threat’ of sextortion targeting children

FBI warns online "sextortion" has becoming an increasingly urgent threat to minors here in the Bay Area and across the country. The crime involves offenders manipulating children to create and send sexually explicit material for extortion purposes.

At least 150 vehicles reported in Oakland sideshow amid stepped up holiday enforcement

Oakland police said it responded to a report of a large sideshow gathering involving upwards of 150 vehicles on Sunday, amid warnings that police would step up enforcement over the long Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend.

Escovedo Way in Oakland honors Sheila E., Pete Escovedo

A street in Oakland has been named in honor of the Escovedo family, which include legendary musicians like Sheila E. and her father, Pete Escovedo.

100-year-old California Pea Soup Andersen's closes without public notice

If you've driven between Northern and Southern California, you've likely seen the billboards along Highway 101 and Interstate 5 for Pea Soup Andersen's.

Police seek protester accused of assualting woman, burning her Israeli flag in El Cerrito

Police were seeking the public’s help in locating a suspect wanted for assaulting a woman and burning her Israeli flag during a demonstration in El Cerrito over the Israel-Hamas war.