Florida school bus driver arrested for driving 40 kids home while drunk, deputies say
In body cam video released by the sheriff's office, McNeil is heard saying ‘don’t hit me' multiple times as deputies are arresting him.
Shootout in San Francisco leaves man dead, another wounded
An early Thursday morning shootout in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood left one person dead and another injured, police said.
Trucker protest could impact Super Bowl fans, officials warn
The Department of Homeland Security has warned local law enforcement that truckers protesting COVID-19 restrictions in the U.S. could potentially impact the Super Bowl this weekend.
San Francisco psychiatrist to pay $1.4M in restitution for submitting false workers compensation reports
A San Francisco psychiatrist was sentenced in federal court Wednesday to serve 120 days in prison and pay $1.4 million restitution after he pleaded guilty to a scheme to submit false workers compensation reports for non-disabled clients.
COVID-19 leads to stillbirths in infected women, destroys placenta, study finds
New research suggests the coronavirus can invade and destroy the placenta and lead to stillbirths in infected women.
Afghan refugee honored after mother, brother assassinated on Christmas Eve
Mohammed "Mustafa" Kohistani, a refugee from Afghanistan, was honored by a Silicon Valley lawmakerafter his mother and brother were assassinated on Christmas Eve 2020.
Vallejo community holds vigil on anniversary of police shooting of Willie McCoy
February 9th is a particularly hard day for the family of Willie McCoy, a 20-year-old man shot dead by six Vallejo police officers on that date three years ago as he sat in his car at a Taco Bell drive-through. McCoy was shot at 55 times and died at the scene.
Santa Rosa hockey players arrested in Reno for sexual assault
Three Santa Rosa Growlers club hockey players are in jail in Washoe County, Nevada after being arrested for sexual assault.
Bob Saget's cause of death revealed
Bob Saget's cause of death has been revealed exactly one month after the star's shocking death.
Data breach at Ohlone College compromises students', staff personal information
The Ohlone Community College District is confirming that many of its staff and students are getting assistance in case identity thieves and other criminals try to take advantage of them following a data breach.
The Healing: Black men yoga takes shape to combat mental health
Tristan Lewis and Andrew Smith started The Healing, a nonprofit aiming to promote mental health and wellness among Black men.
Betty Davis, Queen of Funk, dies at 77
Funk icon Betty Davis has died. She was 77.
76-year-old woman fatally shot while riding in a car in Antioch
A 76-year-old woman died after she shot while riding in a car in Antioch, police said Wednesday.
Who is putting up the 'love letter' red mailboxes in Alameda?
In Alameda, you don't have to wait until Valentine's Day to get a love letter.
Crocodile with tire stuck around neck for 6 years is finally freed
A wild crocodile with a motorcycle tire stuck around its neck since 2016 has finally been freed thanks to an Indonesian bird catcher’s tireless effort.
Search suspended for missing fisherman near Muir Beach
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended their search on Tuesday for a missing fisherman, who was swept away into the ocean near the Muir Beach overlook one day earlier.
Berkeley burglary victim upset with police response
A Berkeley business owner is upset after his shop was broken into. He's also angry over the slow police response.
Starving for a cause: Oakland educators on day 8 of hunger strike to oppose school closures
A school administrator and a teacher haven't eaten since last Monday night, when the Oakland Unified School District presented a plan to close or consolidate 16 schools, beginning in June.
High school basketball team helps player with Down syndrome make game ending shot
A high school basketball player with Down syndrome makes a buzzer beater game shot with the support and encouragement of his teammates and entire gym. The touching video has gone viral.
Millions who are unvaccinated provide virus new opportunity for variants, expert says
An infectious disease expert from UC Berkeley says with millions in the U.S., who remain unvaccinated, there are no assurances there won't be future COVID variants. He says easing the mask mandate can be done safely as cases plummet.