QTAPI Pride: San Francisco march celebrates identity amid federal rollbacks

San Francisco’s queer and trans AAPI communities gathered and marched in a show of resilience and unity outside City Hall. They celebrated identity while pushing back against growing federal threats to LGBTQ health funding.

Sausalito's housing-crisis struggle: Build 724 units by 2031

Sausalito's City Council on Tuesday approved hundreds of new units to be scattered throughout the town.  The North Bay city is one of the Bay Area's greatest tourist attractions, where the proof of its sincerity will be tested by actually getting the units built.

Undocumented immigrants detained by ICE at SF courthouse

At least four undocumented immigrants were arrested and detained by ICE on Tuesday at the San Francisco Immigration Courthouse while appearing in court for regular hearings.

Oakland high school basketball star credits his grandfather ahead of graduation and collegiate journey

When 17-year-old ArDarius Grayson walks across the stage at Oakland’s Paramount Theater to receive his high school diploma, he will close the end of this period in his life, leaving a lasting and positive mark on his Bulldog community and his city. The student athlete credits his grandfather for instilling in him the importance of an education.

Oakland's MACRO touts improvements despite criticism; needs $4M a year to survive

Three years after it launched, the Mobile Assistance Community Responders of Oakland, otherwise known as MACRO, is telling city leaders it has been making positive strides – despite questions from critics over some of its data - and its director said it needs roughly $4-million a year to survive.

Dismembered grandma's body found in San Jose field in 1981 identified

The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Cold Case Unit announced on Tuesday the remains of a 54-year-old woman whose dismembered body was found in San Jose nearly a half-century ago. 

Incarcerated man's death at California prison during medical rounds investigated as homicide

An incarcerated man has died at Mule Creek State Prison during medical rounds, and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said they are investigating his death as a homicide. 

Bags don't fly free anymore; Southwest abandons long-standing perk

It's the end of an airline industry mainstay: Southwest Airlines had touted its no-baggage fees for decades. But all of that is coming to an end. 

Festus Feasts: Warriors champ shares flavorful new journey around the Bay

Former Warriors champion Festus Ezeli is serving up more than sports takes - he’s exploring Bay Area food spots and sharing heartfelt reviews through his Instagram and soon-to-debut show Festus Feasts.

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Today will be mostly sunny, highs in the mid-70s and 80s.

WWII memorabilia stolen from Oakland man whose family served in military for generations

An Oakland homeowner is trying to recover priceless World War II memorabilia belonging to his family, marking generations of military service to this country, which were stolen over the Memorial Day holiday weekend.

Remains of East Bay soldier killed during WW2 returned for burial
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The remains of Lt. Thomas Kelly were returned to his family in Livermore, where he was laid to rest Monday, 81 years after his plane was shot down by enemy fire during World War II.