Victims identified after Lake County traffic stop leads to discovery of two bodies

Family members have identified the two Santa Rosa residents killed in a grisly weekend crime spree that ended with a body in the suspects' backseat and another at the bottom of an embankment in Lake County.

Rain is returning to the Bay Area. Here's when the worst of the storm will arrive

Two low-pressure storm systems are headed toward the Bay Area, expected to bring several inches of rainfall through the weekend. Here's a timeline of the storm.

Naked man armed with shotgun walks into Berkeley Tesla service center

A 35-year-old man is accused of entering a Tesla service center in Berkeley while naked and carrying a shotgun, prompting fears of an active shooter, according to police.

ICE officers fired on California man first before he drove away: attorney

The man shot by ICE officers in Patterson, Calif., told his attorney in very clear terms that he was "never ever" in a gang and fled the scene along I-5 because he was fired upon first by federal immigration agents before he was seen reversing his car and fleeing the scene.

Stocks slip, oil prices nudge back up with Middle East truce in doubt

The ongoing conflict with Iran continues to pressure global markets. Despite the announcement of a ceasefire deal between the U.S. and Iran, stock indices dipped during early trading while crude oil prices began an upward climb.

Improving California's wildfire resilience
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A new report is offering various options to lawmakers to rein in costs and liability across California, to address the increasing risk of massive wildfires amid climate change and other risk factors.

Disparities in uterine cancer rates among Black women
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A new Kaiser Permanente study shows a deepening disparity when it comes to healthcare and outcomes in regard to uterine cancer. It found Black women were found more than twice as likely to die from the disease. The lead author of the study, Dr. Betty Suh-Burgmann, joined Mornings on 2 to discuss what can be done.

Clouds block 'California Henge' picture-perfect display in San Francisco

Just before 7 a.m. on Thursday, the sun rose in what sky-gazers hoped would be a picture-perfect display known as the "California Henge," drawing photographers to the top of Nob Hill in San Francisco. But the clouds blocked their view.

Oakland house covered in odd graffiti, causing neighbor outrage

Frustration is growing in one East Oakland neighborhood after residents say a newly arrived couple has covered their home in graffiti, sparking complaints and concern across the block. 

Ousted AG Bondi declines Epstein deposition, but lawmakers say subpoena still holds

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi will not sit for a planned deposition before the House Oversight Committee as part of its probe into the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the panel’s Republican majority said Wednesday. 

Man shot by ICE in California acquitted of murder in El Salvador: documents

The attorney for a man shot by ICE officers in Patterson, Calif, said that his 36-year-old client was acquitted of murder in El Salvador, so there should have been no reason to arrest him here. 

Man shot by ICE in California not in federal custody
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FBI officials said late Wednesday that Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez – the man shot by ICE agents in California's Central Valley – is not in federal custody