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A magnitude 3.0 earthquake in the East Bay was recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey at 6:21 p.m. on Monday. 

She was the oldest National Park Service Ranger in the U.S. Now she is turning 104.

Police were called to the home just before midnight on Thursday on reports of gunfire, and found the two women dead at the scene.

Authorities began receiving reports of the robbery around 1:50 p.m.

Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA will have a California campus stop. The announcement comes days after the organization's founder was shot and killed in Utah.

Deputies determined that the passenger in the car was allegedly trying to sell the machine gun.

DHS called the ban unconstitutional and said they will not comply.

The final U.S. hunger report will be released in October.

Hundreds came together to honor the life of a Bay Area mother and three-time double lung transplant recipient who was known for her radiant light, her strength, and her powerful gift of bringing the community together.

WalletHub has released its 2025 ranking of the best and worst U.S. cities for women, evaluating 182 locations on economic opportunity, health care, and safety.

DID YOU FEEL IT? The USGS reports the earthquake hit at 2:56 a.m. with an epicenter in Berkeley.

Politically connected and restaurant owner Manny Yekutiel announced on Monday that he is running for San Francisco supervisor.

The vans are outfitted with cameras and staffed by volunteers, including lawyers and videographers, with the goal of live streaming immigration enforcement and providing support to those being detained.

You'll notice a sign on the door that says the bar does not allow excessively revealing clothing; plain white T-shirts, jerseys, hoodies, or baseball caps.

For more than two decades, the Bay Area Youth EMT program has trained hundreds of young people for careers in emergency medicine and firefighting.

Immigrants are held for up to six days, forced to sleep on the floor and not provided their medications or access to attorneys, the suit claims.

Dozens gathered Sunday night for a candlelight vigil in Richmond to honor Jerry Williams, a 28-year-old man shot and killed Friday evening near the city’s Iron Triangle neighborhood.