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While the popularity of cruises is on the rebound from a COVID enforced shutdown, concerns linger as passengers were still disembarking in San Francisco infected with minor cases of the virus.
With three Oscar wins, 'CODA,' a movie about a teenage girl who is the only hearing member of her deaf family, has struck a deep chord with the California School for the Deaf, in Fremont.
Santa Rosa is getting some help from the federal government to help the city respond to emergencies. The help comes in the form of $1 million for the city to build what it has needed for years.
As the clock ticks down on California's rental relief moratorium, which is set to expire March 31, the rush is on to codify some kind of protection for renters.
As California is set to enter a third year under drought conditions, Gov. Gavin Newsom called for additional conservation in an executive order issued Monday.
The Memphis Grizzlies solidified their hold on second place in the Western Conference with a 123-95 victory over the short-handed Golden State Warriors on Monday night.
Police in San Jose on Monday released multiple images from the scene of an officer-involved shooting early Sunday morning that showed what officers encountered when they arrived at a taqueria where a suspect was reportedly armed.
A teenager who has been missing for over two weeks from Rohnert Park has been added to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's database.
Three employees at San Francisco cloud communications company Twilio are among seven people charged in connection with a $1 million insider trading scheme, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced.
While the showers that started falling Sunday night were welcome in the Bay Area, experts say the small amount of precipitation won't have much impact on the local water supply.
Deputies took a man into custody Monday afternoon after he tossed a large rock at a passing motorcycle officer and a second vehicle in San Leandro, the sheriff's office said.
Sunday night's physical altercation between actor Will Smith and comedian Chris Rock at the Academy Awards is causing a stir, including among people in the South Bay working to make the world a more tolerant place.
Alameda Point is home to a number of craft beverage companies, from beer and wine to hard spirits. And now you can add soda as two local businessmen try to take on Coke and Pepsi.
Elections in the U.S. have become so polarizing that California is considering treating poll workers with the same caution as domestic violence victims by letting them keep their addresses hidden from public records.
State legislators in California are once again considering a plan that would attempt to slow down drivers with speed cameras on city streets, including the Bay Area's three largest cities.
