Firefighters run into obstacle responding to Oakland homeless encampment fire
Firefighters ran into an obstacle when responding to a homeless encampment fire along the Union Pacific Railroad in Oakland Monday night.
Fire at Oakland homeless encampment
Firefighters ran into obstacles when responding to a homeless encampment fire along the Union Pacific Railroad in Oakland Monday night. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Small woodworking business in San Jose hit by thieves
The company said last Wednesday, the work van was cleaned out of pricey power tools and some tools that were handmade.
Search and rescue teams stumped after day-long search for missing couple in Marin
An all-out search Monday for a missing couple on the Marin coast failed to find any trace of them.
Small woodworking business in San Jose hit by thieves
Thieves hit a pair of woodworkers who operate small niche business “Masterworks Wood & Design” in San Jose. The company specializes in old-style woodworking crafting custom furniture to bikes.
We spoke to the animal welfare activists who protested Bernie's Richmond rally topless
None of the topless protesters from Richmond's Bernie Sanders rally were arrested. But we did catch up with some of them at the Berkeley Animal Rights Center, who said they will continue to speak out.
Search and rescue teams stumped after day long search for missing couple in Marin
There is still no sign of a missing Bay Area couple in their seventies, who were visiting the Marin coast from Palo Alto. They were last seen on Friday. A day long search effort left rescuers stumped on Monday.
Boy Scouts file for bankruptcy due to sex-abuse lawsuits
Barraged by hundreds of sex-abuse lawsuits, the Boy Scouts of America filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday in hopes of working out a potentially mammoth victim compensation plan that will allow the hallowed, 110-year-old organization to carry on.
2 robberies Monday near UC Berkeley campus
A second robbery in less than six hours occurred Monday just off the University of California at Berkeley campus, police said.
COVID-19 separates married couple; husband being treated in Japan
A woman on the evacuation flight to Travis Air Force Base from the cruise ship in Japan stricken with the disease- COVID-19, had to leave her husband behind Sunday night.
Prayers needed for Georgia baby with rare form of dwarfism
A Douglasville family is hoping to soon bring their baby girl home from the hospital, where she's been since the day she was born six months ago.
Person dies after jumping from 101 overpass in Burlingame
A person died Monday evening when they jumped from an overpass and made contact with a vehicle in Burlingame, California Highway Patrol said.
Woman on flight to Travis Air Force Base had to leave husband behind
Angela Lee is now at Travis Air Force Base while her husband, Tung Pi Lee is still in Japan. They were separated on a cruise ship after Tung Pi fell ill with coronavirus and is now being treated in Japan.
Homelessness the number one concern for San Francisco residents, survey says
A new study shows that homelessness is now the number one concern for people living in San Francisco. As recently as last year the number one issue was housing affordability.
Lawmakers want harsher fines for short-term rental violations following Orinda massacre
A California senator wants to stiffen the penalties for short-term rental violations in response to the Orinda shooting at an Airbnb last year that left five people dead.
DNA confirms mountain lion attacked 6-year-old on trail in Rancho San Antonio County Park
Officials with the Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed on Monday the animal that attacked a 6-year-old girl along a trail at Rancho San Antonio County Park, near Los Altos was indeed a mountain lion.
Homelessness the number one concern for San Francisco residents, survey says
A new study shows that homelessness is now the number one concern for people living in San Francisco. As recently as last year the number one issue was housing affordability.
California senator wants stiffer penalties for party houses
Henry Lee reports.
Bernie Sanders campaigns in Richmond
Thousands welcomed Sen. Bernie Sanders at Richmond's Craneway Pavilion Monday afternoon for his Get the Vote Out rally and event held on President's Day. We also caught up with the presidential candidate for a one on one interview.
South Bay park closed after girl attacked by mountain lion
Maureen Naylor reports.