Last strong rains moving across the East Bay
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The cold front that has soaked the Bay Area in the past week is making it final pass over the region.

Scooter rider struck, killed by SUV in Santa Rosa

Police did not name the victim, but said they were a 61-year-old Rohnert Park resident.

SFO: Police temporarily shut down Terminal 1
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A police dog trained to detect explosive flagged a suspicious package at the airport.

Four injured in San Jose shooting
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Officers were called out to the 800 block of S. First Street about 3:45 a.m. after someone reported a shooting, police said.

Football player shot by San Jose police poised to be awarded $8M

A college football player shot four times by a San Jose police officer as he was wrestling a gun away from people inside a taqueria is poised to be awarded $8 million by the city – in what is the third-largest police payout in city history.

SFO: Police temporarily shut down Terminal 1, winds cause more than 300 delays

Police shut down Terminal 1 at SFO on Friday morning to clear a suspicious package, following powerful storms that caused travel disruptions at San Francisco International Airport, the day after Christmas.

114 mph winds damage, close historic Lick Observatory

Winds gusting up to 114 mph tore through the skies on Christmas, tearing off half the shutter on a dome atop Lick Observatory, according to the University of California at Santa Cruz.

Judge orders halt on ICE courthouse arrests in Northern California

A federal judge in San Jose has ordered a halt to ICE arrests at courthouses, arguing that immigrants are between a rock and a hard place: They face either getting arrested for trying to follow the law, or are not showing up to court and facing automatic deportation. 

NHTSA investigating Tesla Model 3 door releases following complaints

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened a defect investigation into Tesla's Model 3 vehicles over the car door's release and concerns the controls may not be easy to find in an emergency – the same concerns of Piedmont families whose college-age children died in a Cybertruck with the same type of door release.

Millions of Californians gain access to in vitro fertilization under new law

On Jan. 1, large group health insurers in California — from employers with at least 100 workers — will be required to begin covering fertility preservation and in vitro fertilization services.

Sierra snow: Stoke level is high
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'Voice of Tahoe' Kevin "Coop" Cooper says the "stoke level" is high with snow in the Sierra. There is about 4 feet of snow at the resorts.