Vallejo murder suspect linked to woman charged in killing of U.S. border patrol agent
The Vallejo suspect, Maximillian Snyder, and a woman accused of killing a U.S. Border Patrol agent on Jan. 20 applied for a marriage license in Washington state records show.
Bay Area postal carrier honored for driving 1 million 'accident-free' miles
A North Bay postal carrier has been honored for reaching an exceptional milestone: driving 1 million miles on the job without a single accident.
Tracking reported migrant ICE raids, arrests: List of states
According to ICE, over 1,100 undocumented immigrants were arrested on Monday, as President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown continues to ramp up.
Who is Karoline Leavitt? Youngest White House press secretary
The 27-year-old made her debut as the White House press secretary in the briefing room Tuesday afternoon. Here’s what you need to know.
San Jose Fire Department is more understaffed than Oakland, San Francisco and Los Angeles
According to the Mercury News, data shows San Jose has the lowest firefighter staffing level when compared with Oakland, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
116-year-old Chinese restaurant in San Francisco closing indefinitely
An historic Chinese restaurant in San Francisco that first opened its doors 116 years ago may have closed for good.
Santa Clara County considers artificial turf ban again
Some Santa Clara County leaders are looking to ban artificial turf as they believe natural grass fields are physically and medically safer.
Bay Area honors Holocaust Remembrance Day
Somber ceremonies were held across the world and in the Bay Area on Monday to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day in honor of the more than six million Jews and other groups murdered at the hands of the Nazi regime. 80 years ago, Soviet troops liberated the Auschwitz death camp in Poland.
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'We stand with you': SF leaders rally for immigrant community after ICE agents spotted downtown
Local 87, the union representing 6,000 janitors in the private sector, said federal agents went to multiple downtown office buildings late Friday afternoon, but that building security kept them from entering.
Hyatt to cease management of Waterfront Hotel in Oakland
It is not currently known whether the owners of the hotel will work with another management company.
Woman killed in Santa Rosa; investigation underway
The exact manner of the woman's death was not available, and police had yet to identify a suspect.
SF prepares for speed enforcement cameras
More than 30 cameras will be placed at intersections across San Francisco, and they will start snapping photos of speeding vehicles in March.
SoMa shooting leaves 1 hurt
One person was wounded in a shooting in San Francisco late Monday afternoon, police said.
California Lottery player thought he won $1K; turns out he actually won $1M
A California lottery player got a shock of a lifetime when he went to claim what he thought was a $1,000 prize from a winning scratchers ticket. Turns out he was mistaken, and he actually hit the top prize of $1 million.
Triple shooting at Oakland sideshow; 1 dead
Three people were shot during an Oakland sideshow over the weekend, and one of them ended up dying, police said.
Watchdogs race to document ICE activity after San Jose detainment
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were spotted in San Jose for the second day in a row.
H5N9 bird flu outbreak: New virus strain detected on California duck farm
A new strain of a highly pathogenic and rare strain of bird flu has been reported on a duck farm in central California.
SF-based AI startup proposes plan to give U.S. government partial TikTok ownership
San Francisco's Perplexity AI has presented the new proposal to Byte Dance, TikTok’s parent company, as the organization searches for a U.S. buyer.
'We did not cause chaos': Oakland's old school sideshow pioneers dismayed with today's violence
Sideshows, now the target of police crackdowns and neighborhood criticism, were not always scenes of gun violence and dangerous car stunts.