San Francisco hosts 24th annual How Weird Street Faire in SoMa District
Saturday at noon San Francisco's SoMa District will host the 24th annual How Weird Street Faire.
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Saturday at noon San Francisco's SoMa District will host the 24th annual How Weird Street Faire.
Peso Pluma – a global sensation who gained extreme fame in the last year – stopped by the SAP Center in San Jose Friday night.
Lanes on Interstate Highway 680 in Fremont have reopened to motorists following a fatal collision involving multiple vehicles early Saturday morning.
The California Highway Patrol reported a fatality following a collision on Interstate Highway 280 in San Francisco on early Saturday morning.
Petaluma residents gathered Friday evening at a vigil where the pain of Middle East bloodshed was shared along with prayers for peace.
San Jose resident Sami Almalfouh was raised in northern Gaza and his heart is now with his family members still there.
The law Gov. Newsom signed Friday will raise health care workers' minimum wage to $25 per hour over the next decade.
A 52-year-old man was bitten in the lower leg in a suspected shark encounter Friday afternoon at Linda Mar Beach.
As PG&E moves forward with the utility's plan to bury thousands of miles of power lines underground, there are some who question whether there's a cheaper alternative to keep the Bay Area safe.
Omar is among the many Palestinians in the Bay Area who are closely watching the deteriorating situation in Gaza. For him and his family, this crisis is not new; it's a recurring nightmare.
As hundreds rallied in San Francisco calling for the release of Israelis hostages, Bay Area residents are sharing stories of loved ones being held captive by Hamas.
Neighbors and businesses in an Oakland Fruitvale neighborhood are worried about fires linked to encampments and car thieves.
Police in San Jose have arrested two women who own and operate a residential daycare center where three unattended children fell into a pool earlier this month, with two toddlers drowning.
A Bay Area teenager is making strides in the fight against cancer by swimming in the open water in sometimes bone-chilling conditions.
Police in San Francisco arrested six people on multiple felony charges following a retail theft at a business in the city's Crocker-Amazon neighborhood on Wednesday.
