University of Kentucky student charged in infant’s death

A cheerleader at the University of Kentucky is facing several charges after the death of her baby, local police said.

New sleeping site for homeless set to open in San Jose

A new, safe sleeping site is opening in San Jose this week, two weeks after the city began cleaning up the largest homeless encampment in the South Bay. 

Trump's use of National Guard in Los Angeles illegal: judge

A federal judge on Tuesday ruled the Trump administration's use of National Guard troops during Los Angeles' immigration enforcement protests is illegal.

Karen Huger released from prison early after DUI arrest

Just six months after her sentencing, Karen Huger was officially released from prison on Tuesday.

Hiero Day festival moves to San Francisco amid Oakland police shortage

Hiero Day, Oakland’s long-running hip-hop festival, was relocated to San Francisco this year after organizers said Oakland police couldn’t provide enough officers to safely staff the event.

Cooling begins
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Our hot weather stretch will soon be coming to an end. Low clouds will resurface near the coast and bay Tuesday morning. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 90s. The cooling trend will remain in place for the remainder of the week.

Person injured during ATV, dirt bike takeover in Oakland

More than 100 people were gathered at the site of a crash on Lakeshore at Brooklyn Sunday evening, where one person was injured.

Sunnyvale police interrupt jewelry store burglary

A subsequent investigation into the report revealed that a group of "approximately 20 suspects" attempted to break into the jewelry store.

North Carolina man accused of bigamy after marrying 3 women

A North Carolina man has been arrested on bigamy charges after authorities say he married multiple women across different counties without obtaining a divorce.

Plans to paint over Oakland Ohlone mural paused ‘indefinitely,’ property owner says

Plans to paint over an Oakland mural depicting the Ohlone Native American's brutal annihilation by Spanish missionaries were put on hold Tuesday, so the community can engage in more dialogue, the property owner told KTVU.

Tennessee authorities: Sheriff who inspired 'Walking Tall' film killed his wife in 1967

Tennessee authorities announced that Buford Pusser, the sheriff whose life inspired the film "Walking Tall," killed his wife Pauline in 1967 and falsely claimed she was gunned down by his enemies.

Stockton artist paints immigration trauma

From Sinaloa, Mexico, to Stockton, California, artist Saúl Cruz paints what many prefer not to see.