ICE arrests drop by 20%; removals up slightly
New data shows a notable shift in U.S. Immigration enforcement: ICE arrests dropped nearly 20% last month, following protests across the country, particularly in California.
Former San Leandro city manager sues councilmembers shedding light on FBI case
A new lawsuit filed by a former San Leandro city manager accuses city council members of pressuring leadership to declare a homelessness emergency.
Titan implosion that killed 5 on way to Titanic was ‘preventable,’ Coast Guard says
The Coast Guard released findings Tuesday from its highest level of investigation into the Titan submersible disaster.
Menlo Park baseball team faces setback in bid for trip to Little League World Series
A tough loss Monday for the Alpine All-Stars, a team of 12-and-under baseball players from Menlo Park, in their quest for a spot in the Little League World Series.
Mother mourns 15-year-old son killed on Hayward playground sticking up for sister
A Bay Area mother expressed pain, frustration, and anger as she fights for answers and justice two years after her son was shot and killed in Hayward.
Breezy, mild
The morning will be breezy and temps will warm inland.
Southwest flight to Vegas returns to Oakland airport after door-seal air leak discovered
A Las Vegas-bound Southwest flight had to return to Oakland's airport shortly after takeoff on Monday when an air leak around a door seal developed, an airline spokesperson confirms.
Mild to warm
Patchy fog resurfaces near the coast and bay Tuesday morning. Mostly sunny skies should highlight the afternoon forecast. Highs should range from the mid 60s near the coast to the upper 80s inland.
2 Richmond police officers shoot and kill a man allegedly armed with knives
Two officers shot and killed a person who was allegedly armed with at least one knife and was making threats to kill people from inside a residence on Monday, Richmond police said.
San Francisco speed cameras to start issuing fines
Speed warnings in San Francisco are set to turn into fines on Tuesday, ranging from $50 to $500, depending on how fast drivers are going.
San Jose Police Department unveils searchable gang crime dashboard
San Jose Police have released a public, searchable, dashboard so community members and policy makers can track gang-related crimes in the city.
California could slash 5 GOP US House seats to counter Texas' move to pad Republican margin
California Democrats are considering new political maps that could slash five Republican-held House seats in the liberal-leaning state while bolstering Democratic incumbents in other battleground districts.
Residents displaced and arrest made in series of San Jose fires
San Jose firefighters were kept busy Monday afternoon with multiple incidents, including one where a person of interest was arrested.
Woman arrested after driving erratically with child inside along Highway 101, CHP says
A woman was arrested Monday afternoon in Petaluma after she was seen driving erratically with her toddler son inside, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Parents of Napa toddler charged in fentanyl poisoning death
Belen Shroyer-Stephenson and Timothy Schultz were taken into custody Friday following a yearlong investigation into the death of their son, Zayden Schultz.
Bay Area will be home to the last Sears in California
The Bay Area is slated to be home to the last standing Sears in California, a vestige representing what was once the largest retailer in the world.
Fremont teen still missing; family wants to hire private investigator
The parents of Katie Hong, who are both deaf, are seeking donations to help cover the cost of a private investigator, and legal and communication support.
Man stabbed to death in San Jose parking lot
A man was stabbed to death early Monday morning in a San Jose parking lot, police said, and the suspect ran off before officers appeared.
Bay Area fire departments prepare for higher fire risk this week
Bay Area fire departments are preparing for increased wildfire danger this week, and urging residents to take precautions as higher temperatures and winds are expected in the coming days.
Oakland cleans up sidewalk trash after women in wheelchairs forced to ride in street
The city of Oakland cleaned up piles of trash on Friday, a day after three women in wheelchairs told KTVU they have to ride in the street because the sidewalks were too filled with garbage and debris.