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Tiger Woods is back. Walking with the slightest hint of a limp after a devastating car wreck that could've cost him his right leg, Woods sent the Masters patrons into an uproar with his solid play in the opening round.
A person was killed and two others injured, including a pregnant woman, in separate shootings Wednesday evening in Richmond, police said Thursday.
The Senate on Thursday will vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, with President Biden's nominee on the cusp of making history as the first Black woman to serve on the nation's highest court.
A person died following a shooting Wednesday night in Oakland on the shores of Lake Merritt, police said Thursday.
A car and a big rig collided head-on early Thursday morning on state Highway 4 in Contra Costa County killing the only occupant in the car, California Highway Patrol officials said.
The San Francisco Giants will open defense of their NL West title without two key components. It's a situation they managed well a year ago.
A man was stabbed to death early Thursday morning in San Francisco's Mission District, police said.
The Martinez City Council on Wednesday approved a new district election map that proponents say is much more in line with law than the map the council approved in 2017, which critics said split the downtown vote and help incumbents remain in office.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has tested positive for COVID but is currently asymptomatic and self quarantining, according her deputy chief of staff.
The Bay Area could see record high temperatures on Thursday, and the start of summer is still two and a half months away. Some experts worry this year's summer heat could mean problems for the power grid, especially with the drought.
A woman wanted on kidnapping charges in Solano County was arrest Wednesday after an armed standoff with Pleasant Hill police.
A deadly fire at a homeless encampment in West Oakland Tuesday was the last straw for Caltrans, with agency officials saying the camp under Interstate 880 needs to go.
On Wednesday, school board members in Napa considered a resolution to not require students to wear face coverings again, even if state and federal law mandated masks in the future.
A naturopathic doctor in Napa County pleaded guilty to providing falsified COVID-19 vaccine cards and selling treatments falsely claimed to protect against the disease, federal prosecutors said.
An investigation is underway after a 58-year-old man booked into the Santa Clara County Main Jail died early Wednesday.
