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.
SF luxury Millennium Tower penthouse sells for $9M, millions less than original asking price
A penthouse in the once-beset Millennium Tower in San Francisco just sold for $9 million, the highest resale of a downtown condo since 2018, according to the selling agent.
CHP set to help Vallejo police with sideshows, reckless driving
The California Highway Patrol is set to help the Vallejo police department with curbing sideshows and reckless driving.
North Bay leaders empowering immigrant community amid deportation fears
Jen Devries with the North Bay Organizing Project's Immigrant Defense Task Force talks resources for immigrant community and efforts to ease deportation fears.
Two shot in Oakland near Fruitvale district in early morning hours
Two people were shot near the Fruitvale district early Sunday morning; both survived, police said.
Highs in mid-60s
Today will be cold in the morning and then become sunny in the afternoon. Highs in the mid-60s.
2nd annual 'Kindness Day' held in Oakley in honor of Alexis Gabe
The second annual Kindness Day in honor of Alexis Gabe was held at Oakley's Civic Center Park on Sunday. Gabe's family and friends gathered along with community members to honor Gabe.
Copper theft at Vallejo school causes electricity loss, forces class cancelations
A school in Vallejo is left without power after copper wire was stolen from the building, shutting down operations.
Popular White Elephant Sale in Oakland draws massive crowd
A highly anticipated preview sale in Oakland drew thousands of shoppers on Sunday, with many waiting in line for several hours before the doors opened.
Woman dies after becoming trapped under car in Berkeley
A woman died in a vehicle-versus-pedestrian collision in Berkeley Sunday afternoon after being trapped under a vehicle, police said.
Bay Area rallies to help LA fire victims with donation drives
In the wake of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, donation drives and fundraisers have been continuing to pop up all across the Bay Area.
6-car crash in Berkeley temporarily shuts down lanes on I-80: CHP
Some lanes were temporarily blocked by a multi-car crash on Interstate 80 in Berkeley as Sunday afternoon, officials said.
Rapid Response Network confirms ICE activity in San Jose
Agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were reportedly spotted in San Jose Sunday, according to a tip received to the Rapid Response Network of Santa Clara County's hotline.