Stephen Curry, Michael Mina light up Union Square with new restaurant, bar
Warriors star Stephen Curry and chef Michael Mina debuted their new restaurant and bourbon bar in Union Square with a lively grand opening, aimed at reviving the heart of downtown San Francisco.
Observances on second anniversary of Hamas deadly attack on Israel
At the Healdsburg Plaza Gazebo on Tuesday night, we saw prayers of mourning, praise, and remembrance for those in Israel who died in the October 7th attack, exactly two years ago.
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee highlights early wins in first state of the city address
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee delivered her first State of the City address Tuesday night, just 140 days after taking office.
San Jose students growing their own lunch with hydroponic farms
Students are growing what they eat in San Jose as part of a nutrition program at Evergreen School District where students learn to farm produce, harvest it, and serve it for lunch.
'We need safe streets': SF community leaders honor Urban Alchemy worker killed
The Urban Alchemy worker was shot and killed on Sept. 26 in front of San Francisco's main library when he asked a man to stop doing drugs with women and children nearby.
Several displaced, 2 buildings burned in San Francisco fire
The fire burned two buildings in the area, according to the fire department.
Person found fatally shot at East Oakland park
A person was found shot to death early Monday at Arroyo Viejo Park in East Oakland, near Olive and Richie streets.
Sacramento medical helicopter crash: What we know
A medical helicopter crashed Monday evening on eastbound Highway 50 in Sacramento, including a woman who was pinned underneath and was freed with the help of motorists who lifted part of the aircraft, officials said.
San Jose human trafficking operation foiled by SJPD
SJPD says a months-long investigation by its human trafficking task force revealed an "elaborate sex trafficking operation" at a local inn.
SF City Supervisor wants to see drug-free supportive housing options in the city
Dorsey authored the bill along with Board President Rafael Mandelman, and it was co-sponsored by Supervisors Stephen Sherrill and Danny Sauter. He says many of the fatal overdoses in the city were tied to drug-tolerant housing options.
San Rafael tenant lawsuit may determine if RV parks are mobile home parks too
Tenants sue RV Park management company and owner for damages alleged to include harassment and violating a city settlement that allow the to remain in park under rent control.
Man charged with murder for killing teen suspected of car break-in in West Oakland
KTVU has learned new details about a homicide in West Oakland where a teenage boy was killed in front of the suspect's home. The suspect's parents said it was self-defense against people who were breaking into cars and had fired shots that struck their home and a vehicle. But the Alameda County District Attorney's Office has charged Dante Floyd with murder.
PG&E faces frustrated Pleasanton residents, shares plans to curb outages
After months of unexpected outages, Pleasanton residents voiced their concerns at a PG&E meeting, where the utility outlined ongoing upgrade plans.
Judge finds cause for San Mateo County sheriff's removal
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors received a 42-page written opinion on Monday from the judge who oversaw an administrative hearing to determine whether embattled Sheriff Christina Corpus could keep her job, and the judge found multiple grounds on which to remove her.
Medical helicopter crashes on Highway 50 in Sacramento, all 3 aboard critically injured
A medical helicopter crashed on Highway 50 in Sacramento Monday evening.
