10-year-old college student studies at Las Positas College in Livermore

Pleasanton native Kairan Quazi could be Silicon Valley’s next innovator one day. At the age of two, Quazi was completing sentences. At seven years old, he learned how to code. Now, he’s 10-years-old and studying at Las Positas College in Livermore.

Marine vet says Vallejo cop assaulted him for filming traffic stop

A U.S. Marine veteran and filmmaker says he was assaulted by a Vallejo police officer and suffered a concussion just for filming the officer from his front porch on Jan. 22.

San Francisco has more drug users than public high school students

San Francisco has more drug users than students enrolled in its public high schools, according to a recent Health Department survey.

Hotel clerk beaten severely, robbed in San Francisco near Fisherman's Wharf

Friends of a San Francisco man who was severely beaten and robbed while he was walking in the Fisherman's Wharf area are asking for help. 

Lamp posts freeze over into stunning images near Lake Erie

As the polar vortex is warping parts of the Midwest, a frozen wonderland was created before the phenomenon. 

Alameda County first responders release lip sync challenge to E-40's 'Tell Me When to Go'

A new lip sync challenge was released with a very Oakland vibe. The video - posted on YouTube - shows the EMS first responders and support staff of Alameda County taking to the streets of Oakland to perform the lip sync challenge to what they call a Bay Area Anthem.

Man loses key, arrested after trying to get back to luxury San Francisco apartment building

Shaun Huddleston was arrested in November after he forgot his key to his luxury apartment building at 855 Brannan Street. The security guard didn't believe he lived there and the two got into a scuffle. He was charged with battery, resisting arrest and making criminal threats. He was acquitted on Friday. 

Roger Stone has a tattoo of Richard Nixon's face on his back, here's why

Roger Stone, the self-proclaimed “dirty trickster” and confidant of President Trump, was arrested Friday morning for his involvment in the link between Trump’s campaign and WikiLeaks’ efforts to damage Hilary Clinton’s 2016 election campaign by using information stolen by Russians. 

Non-binary NASA intern's tweet on SCOTUS trans troops decision goes viral

This week the Supreme Court narrowly sided with the Trump administration on their plans to restrict transgender men and women from serving in the U.S. military. 

'Miracle puppy' survives attempt at being euthanized

A puppy who just found his forever home is being called a "miracle dog" after apparently surviving an attempt to be euthanized. 

Couple finds thousands in cash under the floorboards during home renovation

Never did Andy Rasmussen think he’d find tens of thousands of dollars in cash while peeling up the floorboards during a home renovation. 

Luxury San Ramon shopping and dining complex adds life to sleepy city

At a time when some of the oldest and largest retail stores in the nation are closing their doors amid bankruptcies and stiff competition from online sellers, the city of San Ramon has recently opened a new $300 million dining, shopping and entertainment center that is drawing big names and big crowds. 

Fountain of Youth: Can young blood reverse the aging process?

The search for eternal youth has taken one Stanford School of Medicine graduate back to an old concept, in hopes of furthering human longevity.

Oakland Symphony, Met Opera offer furloughed federal workers free music during shutdown

Community members throughout the country are stepping up to support furloughed federal workers with their basic needs: Offering them groceries, clothes and other daily necessities.

Teen in confrontation with Native American says he didn't provoke situation, now getting threats

The student who stared and smiled at an elderly Native American protester drumming in his face outside the Lincoln Memorial as his schoolmates chanted and laughed says he did nothing to provoke the man in the videotaped confrontation and was only trying to calm the situation.

Gallery: Experience the signs and sights of annual Women's March across Bay Area

Tens of thousands of people gathered in cities across the Bay Area on Saturday to rally in various Women's Marches. The annual march is in it's third year. It began in January 2017 following the election of President Trump.