1 dead, 4 injured in SF shooting

San Francisco Police responded to a shooting in the 1300 block of Fillmore Street that wounded numerous people and killed one, according to San Francisco Police Officer Michael Andraychak.

Rosie the Riveters, all in their 90s, want to fly to Normandy for 75th anniversary of D-Day

A handful of original “Rosie the Riveters” – all but one who now lives in the Bay Area and all of whom are in their 90s  – want to check one more thing off their bucket list. They want to fly to Normandy, France in June to participate in the 75th anniversary of D-Day and the successful defeat of the Nazis. 

Black hair products locked in anti-theft case at Walmart

An African American man is calling out the Walmart store in American Canyon for locking up hair products marketed to black people, while other products sit open on shelves.

Senior golden retriever gets 'seeing-eye puppy' after losing his eyes

When Charlie the golden retriever lost his sight to glaucoma, his human mom and dad were not sure how their 11-year-old furry friend would get along. 

UC President says Trump freedom of speech order 'unnecessary'

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday protecting freedom of speech on college campuses but University of California President Janet Napolitano said it's "unnecessary."

Rally held for two students said to be racially profiled by UC Berkeley police

UC Berkeley's Black Student Union held a rally Wednesday in support of two Cal students involved in an incident earlier this month with campus police. 

Bay Area community rallies around Ethiopian wife disfigured, blinded by acid attack

Doctors, teachers, and complete strangers from across the Bay Area are rallying behind Atsade Nigese of Ethiopia, who survived a brutal act of domestic violence when she says her husband poured acid all over her face and body.

San Francisco pays $13.1 million to man framed by SFPD for murder

A man who spent more than six years in prison after police framed him for murder received a $13.1 million settlement from the city of San Francisco on Tuesday.

Final supermoon of the year occurs Wednesday

Skygazers are set for a treat this week when the third and final supermoon of the year occurs.

Hillsborough sues owner of Flintstone House, calls landscaping a "highly visible eyesore"

The famous Flintstone House is coming under fire for some additions to the property. The house sits, not in Bedrock, but in Hillsborough and now that town is actually suing the owner of the property, calling it a public nuisance. 

Milpitas city officials begin studying decades-old foul odor issue

Milpitas residents and travelers passing through town know the decades-old problem plaguing that city... The smell. But now the city is ponying up nearly $100,000 to find the source and solution for the malodorous enigma. From the air, it's imperceptible. But back on the ground, the smell smacks you right in the nose.

Boy, 15, receives Ed Sheeran autographed guitar from nurse while awaiting kidney transplant

It was a big surprise for a big fan of Ed Sheeran. Kayano Bristow, 15, was presented with a signed guitar from the musician, thanks to a generous gift from one of the nurses at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital.

Sephora drops YouTube star Olivia Jade amid college bribery scandal

Cosmetics company Sephora says it's dropping its social-media relationship with actress Lori Loughlin's daughter after her parents were charged in a bribery scheme to get her into college.

Japanese company designs wearable breastfeeding device for fathers to nurse babies

A Japanese company has come up with a novel concept aimed at helping new parents more equitably divide responsibilities when it comes to feeding their baby and coaxing them to sleep. 

Federal monitor calls Oakland chief's findings 'disappointing,' 'myopic' after fatal shooting

A federal monitor overseeing the Oakland Police Department had harsh words of the chief's assessments of what happened last March when officers fatally shot a 31-year-old homeless man, according to internal documents released Wednesday under a new police transparency law.

Oakland officers involved in shooting death of homeless man on leave after rift with fed monitor

Four Oakland police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a homeless man, whom they said pointed a gun at them when he woke up from lying in between two homes were on administrative leave Tuesday, a spokeswoman said.