San Francisco touts RV program: Fewer people living in vehicles

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie's office on Wednesday released new data on the number of tents, RVs and encampments on city streets, reporting that the number of people living in their vehicles has reached a new low.

No tax on tips and overtime - IRS publishes instructions for claiming deductions

The IRS has published filing instructions for the new Schedule 1-A and Form 1040 instructions for taxpayers to claim no tax on tips, overtime, and other deductions.

Antioch PD completes 1st phase of overhaul

One year after signing an agreement with the Department of Justice, the Antioch Police Department says it has completed the first phase of a sweeping overhaul of its policies.

Rom-com thriller makes West Coast premier at Cinequest
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A love story gets a twist no one saw coming. Can AI be the answer the dating world has been searching for? Opted In explores exactly that. We sit down with the Director/Producer and Actress/Producer of this new rom-com thriller short-film, premiering at Cinequest on March 14 and 16.

Pro-Flock activists push Richmond council to extend contract, turn cameras back on

A group of pro-Flock activists rallied on Tuesday ahead of a Richmond City Council meeting touting the benefits they see in having automated license plate readers capture photos of cars – and criminals – as councilmembers are poised to extend the contract with the controversial company. 

James Talarico defeats Jasmine Crockett in US Senate race

State Rep. James Talarico has been declared the winner of the Texas Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.

Kamala Harris returns to Oakland, reflects on roots, urges political engagement

The former vice president stopped in her hometown as part of her book tour Tuesday. She mixed personal reflection with sharp criticism of the current administration and a call for voter mobilization.

Marin County flood control projects suspended

In early January, Marin County had multiple low-lying area floods. Though it's not the first time, Marin is becoming an early model for what will impact other bay side and seaside communities as sea level rises, flooding other areas.

SF Chinese New Year parade to shine for Year of the Fire Horse

San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade will roll through the city Saturday featuring marching bands, cultural performances and a stream of elaborate floats.

Winds picking up around the Bay Area
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Chief meteorologist Mark Tamayo is tracking strong winds around the Bay Area and a light drizzle.

Outside Lands lineup revealed: See who's headlining

Organizers for Outside Lands released the full lineup Tuesday for the annual music festival, set to return to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park this August.

These states rank among the places with the highest tax rates, data suggests

Tax rates vary significantly by location, and residents in certain states are finding themselves facing a much higher tax burden than those in neighboring states.

FBI offers $20,000 reward in search for missing Mississippi girl

The FBI is offering a $20,000 reward for information in the disappearance of Myra Lewis, a Mississippi girl who has been missing since 2014.

Kristi Noem defends department's immigration enforcement tactics during Senate hearing

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified in the Senate amid criticism over immigration enforcement actions tied to President Donald Trump's deportation push.

Alleged New Hampshire country club shooter said he was targeting wealthy ‘elites’: report

The New Hampshire man accused of opening fire inside a country club last year, killing one person, reportedly confessed to the shooting, telling investigators he aimed to kill the rich.