Man arrested after allegedly torching occupied tent on San Francisco sidewalk
Police in San Francisco on Monday arrested a suspect in connection with an attempted homicide and arson case.
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Police in San Francisco on Monday arrested a suspect in connection with an attempted homicide and arson case.
Bay Area residents reacted in disbelief to the news Thursday that Queen Elizabeth II had died at the age of 96.
The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office is investigating an armed robbery and assault that occurred Thursday.
While many members of the British Royal Family have come to the San Francisco Bay Area over the years, it was the visits of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles in the 1970s and 1980s that drew the most attention.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency Thursday for El Dorado and Placer counties due to the rapidly growing Mosquito Fire.
Police in the East Bay on Thursday confirmed an armored truck guard who was shot outside the San Leandro Kaiser Medical late Wednesday morning has died.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was in San Francisco on Thursday to tour the new Central Subway, as work on the long-delayed line finally wraps up.
People who live in Morgan Hill have dealt with four consecutive days of power outages, as a result of the extreme heat the region is facing.
Crews have stopped the forward progress of a vegetation fire that threatened homes and prompted evacuations in the town of Clearlake Thursday afternoon, authorities reported.
One chocolatier and café in Chinatown is fed up with increasing crimes and attacks against the Asian American community. It's now offering free self-defense classes to all employees.
About 80 unhoused residents and their property were being cleared from Caltrans property along Wood Street in Oakland on Thursday following a federal judge's ruling that the state agency could do so.
Contra Costa County health officials announced Thursday that the county will be offering omicron-targeting COVID-19 booster vaccines at its vaccination clinics.
County coroner officials are investigating the death of a person this week in San Jose to be possibly related to the heat wave gripping much of California and the West.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors amended the city planning code this week to make installing new electric vehicle charging stations easier.
After seven days, a heat dome draped over California was finally losing its grip Thursday, but not before delivering one more day of excessive triple digit temperatures away from the coast.
