San Jose honors 100-year-old veteran
San Jose held its 105th Veterans Day Parade on Monday, despite a downpour. Riding in a red Mercedes was 100-year-old former Army medic Cpl. Al Alvarado, who was among the troops that stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day in 1944.
San Francisco begins enforcement of new parking rules near intersections
Anyone parked within 20 feet of a crosswalk in the direction of traffic will get a written warning. In January, the agency will start issuing fines at $40 per violation.
23-year-old shot outside Antioch liquor store
A 23-year-old was shot outside an Antioch liquor store.
101-year-old Martinez WWII veteran goes viral on TikTok
101-year-old Martinez WWII veteran Jack Larson goes viral on TikTok.
Dev Patel lookalike contest in San Francisco
Dev Patel lookalike contest in San Francisco.
Marine hopes to create new genre of hero music
Former Marine and firefighter John Preston released a new song this year in the hopes of creating a new genre of hero music.
9 arrested in Richmond after sideshow
Nine people were arrested after a sideshow in Richmond.
New parking rule in San Francisco: no parking near crosswalks
Anyone parked within 20 feet of a crosswalk will get a written warning. In January, the agency will start issuing fines at $40 per violation.
Criminal charges pending in Santa Rita Jail death of Maurice Monk
Criminal charges are pending against several deputies, and possibly medical staff, in the tragic death of an Oakland man who languished in his Santa Rita Jail cell for days before deputies discovered his body on a bunk, near a pool of his own urine and fluids, according to a memo from the sheriff and an interview with the man's sister.
Oakland Diocese to create survivor's fund
Oakland Diocese to create survivor's fund.
Proposition 6 rejected by California voters
Prop 6 failed 53% to 46% and there were no opposition statements presented to voters.
Town hall held on racist text messages targeting Black SF students
The president of the San Francisco NAACP held a town hall on Sunday to speak out against a series of racist text messages received by students in the school district. Similar texts were also received by Black men, women and students in other parts of the country, and are being investigated by the FBI.
CA, NV resident can get free ski tickets in Plates for Powder program
Californians and Nevadans wanting to show their love for Lake Tahoe can get a free ski ticket or season pass at select Tahoe resorts with a recurring initiative.
Bomb threat temporarily stops election vote count in Santa Clara County
A bomb threat at the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters office on Saturday prompted an evacuation of the building and temporarily halted the election vote count. Santa Clara County Sheriff's deputies descended on the election facility at 1555 Berger Drive around 8 a.m. The threat was sent via email on Friday night, but wasn't opened by an employee until Saturday morning.
Israeli airstrike kills at least 23 in Lebanon, including children
Israeli strikes killed dozens of people including children on Sunday in Lebanon and isolated northern Gaza, as the world watched for signs of how the U.S. election might affect the wars between Israel and Iranian-backed militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah, the Associated Press reported.
Veterans Day: SF hosts parade, Vallejo hosts memorial
To mark the Veterans Day holiday, San Francisco held its annual parade near Fisherman's Wharf. Meanwhile in Vallejo, held its memorial about the Lost Boats of Mare Island.
San Francisco's Legion of Honor celebrates 100th anniversary
The Legion of Honor in San Francisco, which features world-class art collections, opened November 11, 1924. More events will be held on Monday to commemorate the day the museum first opened to the public.
Political expert breaks down implications of Trump's second term
St. Mary's College Provost Corey Cook weighs in on the incoming administration, Elon Musk's potential role, the balance of power, and threats against California with KTVU's Betty Yu.
Criminal charges pending in Santa Rita Jail death of Maurice Monk
Criminal charges are pending against several deputies, and possibly medical staff, in the tragic death of an Oakland man who languished in his Santa Rita Jail cell for days before deputies discovered his body on a bunk, near a pool of his own urine and fluids, according to a memo from the sheriff and an interview with the man's sister.
Mayor, district attorney recalled: What now?
History has been made in Alameda County and in Oakland as the progressive-minded District Attorney Pamela Price and Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao have been recalled by voters in Tuesday's election.