Suspect held in deadly Muni stabbing in Bayview

A man was stabbed to death while riding a Muni bus in San Francisco's Bayview, the second stabbing on the transit system in the same neighborhood in two months.

3-month-old dies, leading to arrests of 2 women in Monterey County

A mother and daughter have been arrested following the death of a three-month-old infant who was at a home day care, which the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office said was operating without a license.

Alleged copper thieves nabbed by San Jose police

The suspects were allegedly found cutting down overhead phone lines and slicing them into pieces before placing them in plastic bags on the side of the road.

Crash temporarily blocks northbound US 101 in Palo Alto

All northbound lanes of the U.S. Highway 101 were temporarily blocked in Palo Alto following a car crash on Monday afternoon.

Brush fire burning near I-80 in Vacaville

Firefighters were battling a nearly 50-acre brush fire that sparked near the I-80 in Vacaville on Monday afternoon.

Long lines, dirty bathrooms, closed campsites await visitors: national park experts warn

As Memorial Day marks the unofficial kick-off to the summer travel season, there are dire and mounting concerns about not only the deterioration of the visitor experience at national parks, but the dangers posed by the drastic cuts to staff in recent months.

Why the aviation beacon is being lit on Mt. Diablo summit

Community members on Monday night will gather at the Memorial Building in downtown Danville to light the Aviation Beacon on Mount Diablo Summit.

Voices for Change: Addressing the stigma of mental health care in the AAPI community
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From season 6, episode 4: we speak to Kaiser East Bay psychiatrist Dr. Ingrid Chen about combatting the stigmas and barriers to mental health care for members of the AAPI community.

Google follows Newsom in reducing support for California local news

Google will pay $5 million less than it promised to a fund intended to help struggling California news outlets stay afloat, less than a year after committing to pay $15 million.

Voices for Change: Kristina Cho releases new cookbook 'Chinese Enough'
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From season 6, episode 4: East Bay chef Kristina Cho is celebrating her new cookbook 'Chinese Enough' after it was nominated for a James Beard award. Cho explores her own experiences as a first-generation American. Her recipes, drawn of the influence of her family, but with a twist of her own unique flair.

Voices for Change: 'Making Waves' documentary highlights fight for Asian American studies
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From season 6, episode 4: the 'Making Waves' documentary made its San Francisco debut during CAAM Fest, spotlighting the struggle for the inclusion of Asian American studies in school curriculum.

Large clipper ship sinks in Alameda

A large clipper ship sank Sunday night in the waters in Alameda. 

Animal cruelty charges filed after dozens of horses found dead in Stockton

Two women accused in a shocking animal cruelty case out of San Joaquin County have been charged with multiple felonies following a months-long investigation, the District Attorney and Sheriff's offices said.