First District 3 candidate forum held to replace Omar Torres in San Jose
Torres resigned last year and is now in jail facing child sexual assault charges.
Cocaine, alcohol, seen in tox report in Piedmont Cybertruck crash victims
More information has come to life about a deadly Tesla Cybertruck crash that killed three young adults in Piedmont in November.
Another Safeway to close in the Bay Area
Another Safeway in the Bay Area is slated to close, just days after the Pinole location announced it was shutting its doors.
San Francisco hosting big events this weekend — NBA All-Star Game and Chinese New Year Parade
San Francisco is gearing up for a big weekend, with the NBA All-Star Game and Chinese New Year set to draw thousands of fans.
Oakland in spotlight as city prepares to host NBA All-Star events
Oakland is preparing to be in the spotlight as it hosts key NBA All-Star events this weekend.
Preschool teaching assistant mourned in Hayward after car crashes onto sidewalk
Loved ones are remembering a preschool teaching assistant whose life was tragically taken Monday morning in Hayward. 26-year-old Lydia Guerra was walking to work at Ruus Elementary when an out-of-control driver struck her on the sidewalk.
Incoming storm
The forecast remains on track. Our next storm will track toward the Bay Area Wednesday night. Heavy rain and strong winds will move in early Thursday morning. A Flood Watch and High Wind Warning have been posted. Thunderstorm chances have also been added to the forecast.
Contra Costa County health officials warn of refinery fire risks
Contra Costa County health officials say the community near the Martinez Refining Company was fortunate when a fire broke out earlier this month, but they are urging precautions to prevent future incidents.
SFUSD proposes cuts including layoffs to close budget deficit
There is uncertainty as the San Francisco Unified School District faces a major budget crisis. The district's superintendent unveiled her plan to close the budget deficit as families and staff become increasingly frustrated.
Warriors Swishes For Dishes reaches 500k meals ahead of NBA All-Star break
Every time the Warriors score a point, 100 meals are donated to local food banks to support Bay Area families.
2 women charged in San Francisco parklet crash
Two women suspected of crashing a stolen car into an outdoor parklet in the Mission District during a police pursuit on Super Bowl Sunday face multiple charges.
JCPenney is closing 8 stores later this year, including this Bay Area location
JCPenney has struggled financially since emerging from bankruptcy in 2020 -- here are the locations expected to close.
Shooting in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley leaves 1 injured
A man was wounded in a shooting Wednesday afternoon in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood, police said.
Navy fighter jet crashes into San Diego Bay near naval air station; 2 pilots rescued
The U.S. Navy said a Boeing EA-18G Growler crashed with 2 pilots onboard.
Hercules mayor finds Taser use on 21-year-old 'troubling and difficult to watch'
The mayor of Hercules on Tuesday said publicly that he found the actions of officers using a stun gun to tase a 21-year-old man suffering an epileptic seizure, shown on body camera video obtained by KTVU, “difficult and troubling to watch."
California Tesla owners receive flyers with 'no Nazis in America' message
In one case, the flyer was left with a brick on a driver's windshield.
MSHSL's transgender athlete policy under investigation by US Department of Education
The United States Department of Education announced an investigation into the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) after the state organization previously said it will allow students to participate in sports consistent with their gender identity.
Navy jet crashes off San Diego coast, crew rescued
The aircraft is a two-seater jet that specializes in electronic warfare.
Woman arrested after Super Bowl reporter's death may be tied to French Quarter death
The woman arrested after a Super Bowl reporter was found dead in his hotel room may be linked to another death in New Orleans’ French Quarter, authorities said.
Oakland public employee unions rally against job cuts, layoffs
Oakland city union workers who received layoff notices rallied on Tuesday outside City Hall.