California's I-5 won't shut down during White House military celebration
And after a half-day of back-and-forth between Gov. Gavin Newsom and the White House, it seems as if all talk of shutting down Interstate 5 in California will not take place.
Berkeley rattled by another earthquake
An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.1 rattled Berkeley on Thursday morning.
Man lying in alley fatally struck in San Jose by garbage truck driver
A man lying in a driveway and covered in blankets in the back alley of a strip mall was killed when he was run over by a garbage truck in San Jose early Thursday morning, police said.
Great Shakeout: Here's what to do in a California earthquake
Millions of Californians are set to "Drop, Cover, and Hold On" on Thursday as part of the annual Great California ShakeOut earthquake drill, aimed at educating the public on earthquake preparedness.
Gov. Newsom signs California law to protect street vendors
The law limits California from collecting or sharing street vendor immigration status information.
San Rafael's innovative attempt to solve the homeless crises
The City of San Rafael, with lots of help from Marin County and the state, have acquired a property which they say will go from a truly decent temporary shelter to truly affordable permanent housing.
Los Angeles woman gets run over by 2 hit-and-run drivers
A woman is recovering after she got run over by not one, but two hit-and-run drivers in Los Angeles.
Big changes to an intersection completed in West Portal, after fatal crash
Big changes to an intersection in West Portal completed, after fatal crash.
Brewers fan says ‘call ICE’ on Latino Dodgers fan; woman now out of job
Los Angeles Dodgers fan and Navy veteran Ricardo Fosado recorded a Milwaukee Brewers fan telling him “let’s call ICE" during Tuesday’s NLCS playoff game.
Community leaders in East San Jose hopeful new youth center can rise from ashes of one that burned
in East San Jose, demolition work wrapped up on the site of the former Mexican American Community Services Agency or MACSA. The historic site had been a youth center and community landmark, though it sat vacant for the last decade. In August, fire destroyed the structure just as plans to renovate it were getting underway. But community leaders say a youth center may still rise from the ashes.
NRA sues California over ban on Glock-style weapons as stores see surge in sales
The National Rifle Association is suing California over a ban on Glock-style weapons with features allowing their conversion to fully automatic weapons.
Prosecutors: Killing of San Mateo rapper was retaliation for grandmother’s death
Prosecutors say two men charged in the 2020 killing of a San Mateo rapper and the wounding of his 2-year-old son carried out the attack in retaliation for the death of one suspect’s grandmother.
Doctor sentenced in Burlingame rape of woman he met on Tinder during work trip
A North Carolina doctor was sentenced to six years in prison for raping a woman he met on a dating app during a business trip to the Bay Area, prosecutors said.
Silverback gorilla new resident at San Francisco Zoo
The San Francisco Zoo has welcomed a new resident to its gorilla preserve — a 26-year-old male silverback western lowland gorilla named Cecil.
USC grad student accused of drugging, raping victims over 4-year period
Sizhe Weng, a Chinese national, is being held without bail and faces eight felony counts, including rape and sexual penetration.
One Bay Area town is improving traffic with AI – here's how it works
One intersection in the North Bay sees 65,000 cars per day. AI is speeding things up during the evening commute, literally.
San Francisco leaders reject Benioff’s comment about National Guard
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie joined city law enforcement leaders Tuesday to push back against the idea of National Guard troops patrolling city streets — a proposal that drew attention after Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff first suggested he’d welcome it.