Newark police warn of burglars posing as landscapers

The Newark Police Department warned residents that burglars have been disguising themselves as landscapers or utility workers, wearing high-visibility vests and knocking on doors. When no one answers, that's when the thieves strike.

Dozens of undocumented workers fired from LA Equestrian Center over immigration status

As many as 40 employees at the Los Angeles Equestrian center were reportedly fired on Friday, after federal immigration officials asked the facility about employees' identification.

Army veteran arrested after deadly Montana bar shooting that killed 4 people

“May God continue to be with the families of the four victims still grieving their loss,” Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte said when confirming the suspect's capture.

Trump, Putin to hold first in-person meeting since Ukraine invasion next week in Alaska

"The highly anticipated meeting between myself, as President of the United States of America, and President Vladimir Putin, of Russia, will take place next Friday, August 15, 2025, in the Great State of Alaska," Trump wrote.

Bay Area ranch manager charged after horse dies from neglect

Jennifer Bryant, 25, was a manager at Chaparral Ranch’s Bear Creek Stables in Los Gatos. Chaparral Ranch provides horseback rides and riding lessons at several locations.

WATCH: Woman loses it on I-680 during Caltrans road closure

Kellee Hollinger experienced Caltrans' handiwork – and slowdowns – this summer when the southbound portion of I-680 was closed for the weekend. And she pretty much lost it.

Water main break closes streets near Oakland hospital for hours

The East Bay Municipal Utility District said crews were called to repair a broken pipe at Summit Street and Hawthorne Avenue, just outside Alta Bates Hospital.

Mom sues Santana Row and security for 15-year-old son's stabbing death

The mother of a teenage boy killed at Santana Row in San Jose on Valentine's Day is now suing the high-end shopping mall and its security for $10 million.

7 faucets at Oakland elementary school have lead

Seven faucets at Oakland's Hillcrest Elementary School have tested positive for lead, just as students are preparing to head back to class.

Grateful Dead fan dies while dancing at concert

Fred Cothard, 54, a carpenter from Michigan, was attending the Grateful Dead concert with his girlfriend, when he suddenly collapsed while dancing.

55-hour closure on I-680 in Fremont

Drivers should prepare for the closure of part of Interstate 680 in Fremont for the entire weekend. 

SF, Berkeley on DOJ list that 'impede' enforcement of immigration laws

San Francisco and Berkeley are two of 18 cities the DOJ identified in a list released this week as having policies, regulations, or laws that impede immigration enforcement.

Gov. Newsom, Texas and California Democrats not backing down on redistricting

Texas Democrats, who are breaking quorum to avoid voting on redrawing Congressional maps in their home state, were welcomed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom in Sacramento on Friday. 

Pelosi vows to fight to maintain VA system despite Trump cuts

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi met with staff and veterans at the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center to honor them on Thursday's Purple Heart Day.

Outside Lands forecast: Mostly sunny
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It's going to be mostly sunny for Outside Lands at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.

San Francisco housing rentals are increasing
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With signs of life returning to San Francisco, the prices of housing rentals are going up.

Oakland sees drop in violent crime in 2025, city leaders say

According to city leaders, Oakland is reportedly safer than it was this time last year, and they said stricter enforcement, its Ceasefire program, and community support has contributed to the decrease.