California Academy of Sciences reopens for the first time in seven months
The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is back open.
The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is back open.
California Academy of Science reopens
For the first time in seven months, the California Academy of Science reopened. New safety protocols are in place with limited capacity due to the pandemic.
For the first time in seven months, the California Academy of Science reopened. New safety protocols are in place with limited capacity due to the pandemic.
Coronavirus: Two Bay Area counties move into less restrictive orange tier
On Tuesday, state health officials announced both Alameda and Santa Clara counties have moved into the less restrictive orange tier for coronavirus risk.
On Tuesday, state health officials announced both Alameda and Santa Clara counties have moved into the less restrictive orange tier for coronavirus risk.
Barrett won't commit to recusing from election disputes
Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is vowing to bring no "agenda" to the court, batting back senators' questions Tuesday on abortion, gun rights and the November election, insisting she would take a conservative approach to the law but decide cases as they come.
Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is vowing to bring no "agenda" to the court, batting back senators' questions Tuesday on abortion, gun rights and the November election, insisting she would take a conservative approach to the law but decide cases as they come.
Calistoga restaurant can't catch a break between wildfire, PG&E shutoff closures
Calistoga's Lovina just reopened after a 10-day closure from the Glass Fire evacuations. Now it braces to shutter again, threatened by the PG&E public safety power shutoff.
Calistoga's Lovina just reopened after a 10-day closure from the Glass Fire evacuations. Now it braces to shutter again, threatened by the PG&E public safety power shutoff.
Some oppose SF Lowell High School's proposed admissions change
Some are opposed to the proposed change of admissions policy at SF's elite Lowell H.S. Officials are suggesting a lottery system instead of academic achievement.
Some are opposed to the proposed change of admissions policy at SF's elite Lowell H.S. Officials are suggesting a lottery system instead of academic achievement.
SF's Lowell High School considers admissions lottery
A proposal to change the admission policy at Lowell High School, an elite San Francisco school, is being criticized by some in the community.
A proposal to change the admission policy at Lowell High School, an elite San Francisco school, is being criticized by some in the community.
'Cowardly:' Vallejo police union upset vandals smashed billboard honoring officers
Police in Vallejo are looking for the people who destroyed a memorial for two officers who died.
Police in Vallejo are looking for the people who destroyed a memorial for two officers who died.
Woman struck by elderly driver at San Jose mall dining area dies of injuries
A woman who was one of eight people struck accidentally by a 69-year-old driver over the weekend when he lost control of his SUV and crashed into an outdoor dining area has died, San Jose police said on Tuesday.
A woman who was one of eight people struck accidentally by a 69-year-old driver over the weekend when he lost control of his SUV and crashed into an outdoor dining area has died, San Jose police said on Tuesday.
Early numbers show CA mail-in-ballot returns well ahead of 2016, so far
Just one week after California voters began to receive their mail-in ballots, more than 660,000 have already been returned, and the number is growing steadily.
Just one week after California voters began to receive their mail-in ballots, more than 660,000 have already been returned, and the number is growing steadily.
California to offer tricks on keeping Halloween safer during COVID
The state has issued guidelines for Halloween, and once again the coronavirus means a holiday unlike any we've seen.
The state has issued guidelines for Halloween, and once again the coronavirus means a holiday unlike any we've seen.
Students struggling with virtual learning
Rob Roth reports.
Rob Roth reports.
San Francisco apartment rent cost dives 31%, most in nation: report
Two fellow Bay Area counties are included among those with the sharpest drop in rents.
Two fellow Bay Area counties are included among those with the sharpest drop in rents.
Jesse Gary reports.
PG&E anticipates power outages amid high fire danger
Tom Vacar reports.
Tom Vacar reports.
Fighting hunger in San Francisco's Mission district
Mission Food Hub is providing food in San Francisco's Mission district with its COVID-19 Latino Task Force.
Mission Food Hub is providing food in San Francisco's Mission district with its COVID-19 Latino Task Force.
Warming trend, fire danger kicks up
Temperatures continue to climb as the week unfolds with a red flag warning in effect from Wednesday evening through Friday morning.
Temperatures continue to climb as the week unfolds with a red flag warning in effect from Wednesday evening through Friday morning.
Richmond teen recovers one year after shooting outside high school
Claudine Wong reports.
Claudine Wong reports.
Santa Rosa mom's push for online retailers to stop selling offensive merchandise
A Santa Rosa mom is taking a stance against offensive merchandise found on online retailers like Amazon.
A Santa Rosa mom is taking a stance against offensive merchandise found on online retailers like Amazon.
Unofficial ballot boxes
California?s chief elections official on Monday ordered Republicans to remove unofficial ballot drop boxes from churches, gun shops and other locations and Attorney General Xavier Becerra warned those behind the ?vote tampering? could face prosecution.
California?s chief elections official on Monday ordered Republicans to remove unofficial ballot drop boxes from churches, gun shops and other locations and Attorney General Xavier Becerra warned those behind the ?vote tampering? could face prosecution.