California National Guard will lose $8M to border wall plan

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Gov. Gavin Newsom says California will lose $8 million meant to help the National Guard assist in firefighting under a new Trump administration plan related to the border wall.

Sacramento to pay $2.4M to young sons of Stephon Clark, who was shot by police

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- The city of Sacramento will pay $2.4 million to the two sons of an unarmed black man who was fatally shot by police last year, according to court documents.

SF Sheriff's deputies shoot, kill dog while serving warrant; suspect injured

An attempt to serve a warrant in San Francisco turned very dangerous when a sheriff's deputy felt the need to discharge a firearm during the confrontation.

OUSD responds to allegations that teachers manipulated grades at Castlemont High

Officials with the Oakland Unified School District will hold a news conference on Thursday afternoon to discuss "potential issues" discovered through an investigation into how some staff administered a high school credit recovery program known as APEX. 

Florida sky turns purple after Hurricane Dorian

Skies in some parts of Florida turned a beautiful shade of purple after Hurricane Dorian passed offshore of the coast. 

Hurricane Dorian washes away sea turtles, eggs

Several people tried to save baby sea turtles and eggs on Coconut Point Beach, Wednesday, after Hurricane Dorian brought severe weather to the coast.

Brock Turner sex assault survivor 'Emily Doe' publicly reveals her identity for first time

The sexual assault survivor of former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner identified herself publicly for the first time as the San Francisco woman is poised to be interviewed on national television and release a memoir.

Diving boat fire victims include employees from Apple, Brilliant and Mill Valley salon

Crews are working to raise the burned 75-foot diving boat Conception from the bottom of the ocean as investigators announced the remains of 33 victims had been brought to shore, with one victim still to be recovered Wednesday.

SF Symphony celebrates start of Tilson Thomas's final season as director

It was a black-tie affair at the San Francisco Symphony Wednesday night as they rolled out the pink carpet in honor of their world-renowned conductor Michael Tilson Thomas.  

Hurricane Dorian strengthens back to Category 3 as it nears US coast; near-record storm surge feared

Hurricane Dorian, back to a Category 3 storm, has begun raking the Southeast U.S. seaboard, threatening to inundate low-lying coasts from Georgia to southwest Virginia with a dangerous storm surge after its deadly mauling of the Bahamas.

7 Bay Area bridges to go cashless, eliminating toll takers' jobs

Big changes are coming to the Bay Area’s toll bridges. A vote Wednesday signaled the end of cash lanes and toll takers will be replaced by the electronic FasTrak system.

SF pilot program targets homeless most in need of mental health, drug abuse services

San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Wednesday announced plans for a new, long-term approach to help get homeless people suffering from mental illness and substance abuse off the streets and into treatment.

San Francisco Board of Supervisors designates NRA domestic terrorist organization

The city of San Francisco has formally adopted a resolution calling the National Rifle Association a domestic terrorist organization.     San Francisco's Board of Supervisors today taking the drastic step of officially declaring the nations premier gun ownership advocates a terrorist organization.