1 dead, 1 injured after 2-alarm Martinez house fire
A fire that erupted at an East Bay home on Arthur Road Friday left one man dead, and a woman injured. Investigators are still looking into the fire's cause.
Hazy, dry, mild today
Hazy skies joining us today under light winds and slightly cooler temperatures for the afternoon. Happy Saturday Everyone! ~Rosemary
Golden State Valkyries select 11 players through WNBA expansion draft
The Golden State Valkyries selected center Iliana Rupert from Atlanta, guards Veronica Burton of Connecticut and Carla Leite of Dallas and forward Maria Conde from Chicago with their initial picks of the WNBA expansion draft on Friday, the first players for the new Bay Area franchise that’s set to begin play next season.
No crabs for holidays, Bay Area's dungeness crab season delayed once again
The Bay Area’s Dungeness crab season is facing yet another delay. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has postponed the start of the commercial season until at least Dec. 31, citing concerns over humpback whales in the area. The delay was initially pushed to Dec. 15 last month.
San Francisco's Twin Peaks killers sentenced to life without parole in 2017 murder
The San Francisco District Attorney's office on Friday announced the sentences issued for the 2017 Twin Peaks killers, who shot a man and robbed him of his camera at one of the city's tourist attractions.
Student arrested after ghost gun found in locker at high school in Santa Rosa
A 16-year-old student at Montgomery High School in Santa Rosa was arrested Friday after a loaded ghost gun was allegedly found in his gym locker, police said.
Preparing for disaster in wake of Northern California earthquake
First responders said Thursday's earthquake and tsunami warning was a reminder to prepare for the next big quake. That includes making sure that you're insured to cover any damage from a major quake.
Oakland budget crisis could mean cuts to police overtime and fire services
Oakland's city administrator released a report Friday, detailing how the city can address the dire $129-million dollar deficit by the end of the fiscal year in June 2025.
BART considering name change for Oakland's Lake Merritt station
Lake Merritt's BART Station may not be called that for much longer, as a proposal has been made to change the name to "Oakland Chinatown."
Northern California communities give a sigh of relief from minimal earthquake damage
The day after a 7.0 earthquake struck Humboldt County, it is apparent that it did remarkably little damage considering the quake's magnitude. This is welcome news for Northern California communities who exhaled a collective sigh of relief.
Police searching for bank robbery suspect in Rohnert Park
Police in Rohnert Park are searching for a man suspected of robbing a bank and getting away with thousands of dollars in cash.
Homes damaged, people displaced in 2-alarm fire in San Jose neighborhood
A house fire in San Jose has spread to another home and injured at least one person Friday afternoon, officials say.
Woman and child go missing from Mountain View
Police in Mountain View are asking the public's help in locating a woman and child who have gone missing.
Caltrain Holiday train tours the peninsula to dazzle crowds at stations this weekend
A long-time Bay Area holiday tradition returns this weekend as Caltrain's Holiday Train makes its way from San Francisco down the Peninsula.
California: Raw milk to be tested for bird flu in six states, USDA says
Raw milk across several states will be tested after an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) strain H5N1 in March of this year, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
Emergency responders say tsunami warning response went 'according to plan'
Thursday's tsunami warnings stretched from Oregon down to the Monterey Coast. According to the National Weather Service, a broad warning was necessary.
Police found no evidence of a threat at California Capitol after evacuation
The California Capitol was deemed safe for reopening Friday afternoon after an emailed threat prompted an evacuation earlier in the day.
Woman's body recovered from Pennsylvania sinkhole after days-long search: coroner
The body of a Pennsylvania woman was reportedly recovered Friday, four days after she was believed to have fallen in a large sinkhole while searching for her missing cat.
Woman tied to tree at gunpoint near Pebble Beach, left for hours: Sheriff
In an atypical case reported Wednesday, a woman was tied to a tree in Salinas at gunpoint early in the morning.
VIDEO: Departing BART director gifts fellow board members with MAGA hats
A departing Bay Area Rapid Transit director gifted her fellow board members a surprising item as she made her final remarks in a meeting Thursday night.