Poll: High Crime, Housing, Homelessness Have Bay Area Residents In A Bad Mood
As the Bay Area comes out of the pandemic, many in the region are in a grumpy mood apparently, accoding to this year's Bay Area Council Poll.
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As the Bay Area comes out of the pandemic, many in the region are in a grumpy mood apparently, accoding to this year's Bay Area Council Poll.
If approved by the SFMTA board next month, Uber could be teaming up with Flywheel to put cabs on the Uber app.
Relief from skyrocketing prescription drug prices may be on the way to qualifying families in the South Bay thanks to a new program called MedAssist.
San Jose Police Chief Anthony Mata provided additional details of an officer-involved shooting early Sunday morning that happened just minutes after another deadly shooting close by, describing how in the confusion a police officer shot a man who had disarmed the gunman.
Officials with the San Francisco Medical Examiner's Office have identified a man killed in a shooting earlier this month in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood as 36-year-old Byron Cheeves, Jr.
A new California law could help alleviate the Bay Area's lack of affordable housing. On July 1, most Bay Area cities with BART stations must submit a plan to begin allowing development on those properties.
The price of gas is going nowhere but up, and some people are just fed up.
In the hopes of avoiding another round of surges, Food and Drug Administration officials announced Tuesday that it has authorized a second COVID-19 booster shot for people age 50 and older.
A Bay Area lawmaker's proposal to mandate all employees and independent contractors to receive the COVID-19 vaccine has been placed on hold.
Activists and family members of those who have died in police custody demonstrated outside of the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office in Martinez on Tuesday morning, calling on Sheriff David Livingston to resign.
Internal White House records from the day of the attack on the U.S. Capitol that were turned over to the House select committee show a gap in President Donald Trump's phone logs of seven hours and 37 minutes, including the period when the building was being violently assaulted
A Las Vegas resident was arrested Tuesday on federal charges involving an alleged unemployment insurance fraud scheme that netted him more than a million dollars, according to authorities.
As the Bay Area faces continuous challenges regarding housing and homelessness while also emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic, a new poll of residents finds more than 6 in 10 saying the region is headed in the wrong direction.
Capitol Corridor on Tuesday announced a 30 percent discount on all one-way and round trips on the train line between the Sacramento area and the South Bay is being extended through June after initially being set to expire this week.
The Federal Trade Commission is suing TurboTax maker Intuit, saying its ads for "free" tax filing misled consumers. Intuit, based in Mountain View, says it will fight the suit.
