Sewage leak temporarily halts Tomales Bay oyster harvest
A relatively small sewage leak has delayed the harvest of countless oysters in Tomales Bay, impacting a major economic engine, job driver, and tourist attraction for western Marin County.
A relatively small sewage leak has delayed the harvest of countless oysters in Tomales Bay, impacting a major economic engine, job driver, and tourist attraction for western Marin County.
Norte Fire in California threatens homes, forces evacuations
Orange County, California firefighters are battling an aggressive, fast-moving wildfire that exploded across 450 acres in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano, destroying multiple homes and forcing mandatory evacuations under fierce Santa Ana wind conditions.
Orange County, California firefighters are battling an aggressive, fast-moving wildfire that exploded across 450 acres in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano, destroying multiple homes and forcing mandatory evacuations under fierce Santa Ana wind conditions.
Two Oakland men arrested in deadly San Jose shooting
Two suspects are in custody on suspicion of homicide in connection with a May shooting in downtown San Jose that killed one person and injured two others, police said Friday.
Two suspects are in custody on suspicion of homicide in connection with a May shooting in downtown San Jose that killed one person and injured two others, police said Friday.
Berkeley urban farmer vows to rebuild after house fire
A weekend fire destroyed the Berkeley home of a longtime urban farmer who donates food, works with schoolchildren and plants trees throughout the community.
A weekend fire destroyed the Berkeley home of a longtime urban farmer who donates food, works with schoolchildren and plants trees throughout the community.
San Mateo County voters urged to check ballot status after mail theft at Daly City post office
San Mateo County voters were urged to check the status of their ballots online.
San Mateo County voters were urged to check the status of their ballots online.
Bay Area congressional offices receive 'suspicious' mail, including envelope with white powder
Two Bay Area members of Congress received “suspicious" pieces of mail on Friday, including an envelope with white powder.
Two Bay Area members of Congress received “suspicious" pieces of mail on Friday, including an envelope with white powder.
Fremont native Cathryn Flores preparing to release new single
Fremont native, Cathryn Flores, has performed at the Outside Lands Music Festival, and worked with The Grammys. She is preparing to release a new single.
Fremont native, Cathryn Flores, has performed at the Outside Lands Music Festival, and worked with The Grammys. She is preparing to release a new single.
Pope Leo recovering from lung cancer surgery; preparing for South America
Vanessa Corcoran, papal expert and Haub Director of Catholic Studies at Georgetown University, appeared on 'Mornings on 2' about Pope Leo and his recovery from lung cancer surgery.
Vanessa Corcoran, papal expert and Haub Director of Catholic Studies at Georgetown University, appeared on 'Mornings on 2' about Pope Leo and his recovery from lung cancer surgery.
Video: Tesla slams into stopped CHP car in Vacaville
Video from a tow truck captured a Tesla as it drove through a flare and cone pattern and struck the CHP vehicle.
Video from a tow truck captured a Tesla as it drove through a flare and cone pattern and struck the CHP vehicle.
A hot two days ahead before rain moves in
temps ten to fifteen degrees above average
temps ten to fifteen degrees above average
Highway 101 at Hospital Curve in SF closes for weekend rehab work
The scheduled work marks the third time Highway 101 has been closed as part of a broader rehabilitation project that began in fall 2025.
The scheduled work marks the third time Highway 101 has been closed as part of a broader rehabilitation project that began in fall 2025.
San Jose Mayor Mahan defends data center expansion as community expresses concerns
Hundreds of residents, faith leaders, and youth activists gathered at San Jose City Hall on Thursday night for a community meeting regarding the influx of data centers in Silicon Valley, with many calling for a moratorium on new development.
Hundreds of residents, faith leaders, and youth activists gathered at San Jose City Hall on Thursday night for a community meeting regarding the influx of data centers in Silicon Valley, with many calling for a moratorium on new development.
Country singer and quadriplegic lyricist meet for first time after decade of remote music making
A country singer from Florida and a quadriplegic lyricist from Palo Alto met in person for the first time after a decade of remote collaboration.
A country singer from Florida and a quadriplegic lyricist from Palo Alto met in person for the first time after a decade of remote collaboration.
Necropsy for Jackie the beloved bald eagle reveals new information
The necropsy for Jackie, the beloved bald eagle from California's Big Bear Valley, reveals new information about what led to the raptor's death.
The necropsy for Jackie, the beloved bald eagle from California's Big Bear Valley, reveals new information about what led to the raptor's death.
This historic Bay Area castle-designed landmark is reopening to operate again as a restaurant
After being closed for almost 20 years, a historic castle-designed landmark in the Bay Area is set to open again to operate as a restaurant.
After being closed for almost 20 years, a historic castle-designed landmark in the Bay Area is set to open again to operate as a restaurant.
Red Flag Warning for parts of the Bay Area
Red Flag Warning: An official Red Flag Warning is active from 10:00 PM tonight through 11:00 AM Friday across the North Bay Interior Mountains. Diablo Winds: A classic weather setup is unleashing a dangerous Diablo Wind event over the ridges. The highest mountain peaks around Mt. Saint Helena have already clocked extreme wind gusts between 50 and 60 mph, and these powerful, bone-dry gusts will mix down to lower altitudes overnight through late Friday morning. Extreme Fuel Dryness: It has not rained in the North Bay since September 4th, meaning mountain vegetation and brush are critically parched and primed for explosive fire growth if an ignition occurs. Abstain from any outdoor activities that could cause a spark. Mountain Nights: A severe thermal belt above 1,000 feet will trap hot air over the hills tonight. While lower valley floors cool off, mountain ridges will suffer from critically poor relative humidity recovery and unseasonably warm overnight lows, offering zero physical relief from the heat. Regional Microclimate Temperature Span Tonight: Immediate Pacific Coast: Mid 50s Bayshore Cities (SF/Oakland): Mid 50s Inland Valleys: 50s - Low 60s Friday (Tomorrow's Daytime Highs): Immediate Pacific Coast: 75° to (Santa Cruz) 85° Bayshore Cities (SF/Oakland): 78° to 88° Inland Valleys & Mountains: 88° to 98° (Hottest- Santa Rosa and Gilroy)
Red Flag Warning: An official Red Flag Warning is active from 10:00 PM tonight through 11:00 AM Friday across the North Bay Interior Mountains. Diablo Winds: A classic weather setup is unleashing a dangerous Diablo Wind event over the ridges. The highest mountain peaks around Mt. Saint Helena have already clocked extreme wind gusts between 50 and 60 mph, and these powerful, bone-dry gusts will mix down to lower altitudes overnight through late Friday morning. Extreme Fuel Dryness: It has not rained in the North Bay since September 4th, meaning mountain vegetation and brush are critically parched and primed for explosive fire growth if an ignition occurs. Abstain from any outdoor activities that could cause a spark. Mountain Nights: A severe thermal belt above 1,000 feet will trap hot air over the hills tonight. While lower valley floors cool off, mountain ridges will suffer from critically poor relative humidity recovery and unseasonably warm overnight lows, offering zero physical relief from the heat. Regional Microclimate Temperature Span Tonight: Immediate Pacific Coast: Mid 50s Bayshore Cities (SF/Oakland): Mid 50s Inland Valleys: 50s - Low 60s Friday (Tomorrow's Daytime Highs): Immediate Pacific Coast: 75° to (Santa Cruz) 85° Bayshore Cities (SF/Oakland): 78° to 88° Inland Valleys & Mountains: 88° to 98° (Hottest- Santa Rosa and Gilroy)
Dozens of dogs found in Vallejo home, many removed amid animal cruelty investigation
The Vallejo woman reported that there were more than 35 dogs on the property, claiming they belong to her 99-year-old mother because her own dogs were seized by the county in 2024.
The Vallejo woman reported that there were more than 35 dogs on the property, claiming they belong to her 99-year-old mother because her own dogs were seized by the county in 2024.
Nordstrom Rack is returning to San Francisco
The new store will be located at 2 Stockton St., and the 51,500-square-foot space is set to open in fall 2027.
The new store will be located at 2 Stockton St., and the 51,500-square-foot space is set to open in fall 2027.
AI and layoffs: the future of tech jobs
Tech layoffs are raising a bigger question about the future of work, especially as companies invest more in artificial intelligence and restructure their teams. Ahmed Banafa, professor of technology, at San Jose State University, gives insight.
Tech layoffs are raising a bigger question about the future of work, especially as companies invest more in artificial intelligence and restructure their teams. Ahmed Banafa, professor of technology, at San Jose State University, gives insight.
Latin music queens hit the Bay Area: Lila Downs and Young Miko
Two Latin music powerhouses are making Bay Area stops. Lila Downs is bringing her Mixtec Indian roots, to San Francisco Jazz, with shows through Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Meanwhile, Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko, is bringing her Late Checkout Tour to Chase Center Thursday, October 15 at 8 p.m.
Two Latin music powerhouses are making Bay Area stops. Lila Downs is bringing her Mixtec Indian roots, to San Francisco Jazz, with shows through Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Meanwhile, Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko, is bringing her Late Checkout Tour to Chase Center Thursday, October 15 at 8 p.m.