BART Board of Directors reinstates face mask mandate effective immediately
BART's Board of Directors voted Thursday to reinstate a face mask requirement on BART trains effective immediately.
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BART's Board of Directors voted Thursday to reinstate a face mask requirement on BART trains effective immediately.
Firefighters in the South Bay were able to contain a fire early Thursday evening that severely damaged an unoccupied home in San Jose.
Fremont's Safe Sleeping program registers people's cars and affords them safe spaces to park overnight at area churches.
Two suspects in the March 2021 fatal robbery assault of 75-year-old Pak Ho, a brazen crime that sparked fear throughout Oakland's Asian American community, have been ordered to stand trial on special circumstances murder charges and other counts related to the slaying.
A Los Gatos man has entered guilty pleas on a dozen drug and gun charges connected with him being found by police with an arsenal of illegal weapons and a disturbing manifesto last summer.
A wood chipper truck spilled its load on a highway transition ramp in San Francisco, impacting the busy afternoon commute to the Bay Bridge.
Meta Platforms says it will no longer pay U.S. news organizations to have their material appear in Facebook's News Tab as it reallocates resources in the face of the economic downturn and changing user behavior.
Reid-Hillview Airport in San Jose came under scrutiny Thursday as Santa Clara County Supervisor Cindy Chavez testified before a congressional subcommittee considering a national ban on leaded aviation fuel.
The cause of a loud bass beat felt and heart throughout Richmond may have been uncovered by the city's mayor.
Four people were killed and six members of a family visiting from Mexico were hospitalized with injuries in a horrific Wednesday night head-on crash on Highway 12 in Rio Vista.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed two people were arrested following a Wednesday road-rage incident that included shots fired before a pursuit and crash.
They say you can't outrun your past, but Markelle Taylor knows you can built a new future one stride at a time.
An 11-year-old boy who admitted to setting off fireworks has been arrested for allegedly igniting a 3-acre brushfire in Pacifica, authorities announced Thursday.
The Alameda Police Department is casting a wider net to build trust among the youngest members of the community with an innovative program.
A motorcyclist was killed in San Jose Monday in a collision with a vehicle in San Jose Thursday morning, police said.
