Palo Alto Tech Firm Mourns Executive Killed Alongside Kids In Ukraine Attack
A Silicon Valley tech firm is mourning the loss of an executive and her two children in Ukraine, after they died while trying to flee Russian shelling outside Kyiv.
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A Silicon Valley tech firm is mourning the loss of an executive and her two children in Ukraine, after they died while trying to flee Russian shelling outside Kyiv.
Authorities in the East Bay have confirmed Wednesday evening that a mummified body was found inside a wall at the old Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center in Oakland.
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine is being blamed for higher gasoline prices in the Bay Area and across the country, logistics experts predict increasing costs could soon be felt at supermarkets.
One of California's top cybersecurity leaders said the state is preparing in the event of any attacks on systems or infrastructure.
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine intensifies, efforts to get civilians to safety has become a top priority, particularly by a California non-profit that is on the ground.
A man suspected in a stabbing outside a Santa Rosa motel tried to carjack a vehicle, attacked police officers and a K-9 before he was arrested, police said Wednesday.
A suspect has been charged in the fatal shooting last week of a 47-year-old man in southwest Berkeley, authorities said Wednesday.
A group of small business owners in San Jose are complaining that PG&E completely short-circuited their businesses and cost them tens of thousands of dollars.
Gas prices are soaring in part because of the Russian war on Ukraine, some people are now changing their habits to avoid filling the tank.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed touched on several key issues the city is focusing on -- including bolstered efforts to crackdown on crime and public drug use -- during her State of the City address on Wednesday.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday confirmed they are investigating a possible kidnapping in the Fisherman's Wharf area that happened early Tuesday.
The City of Berkeley announced a new partnership on Wednesday with the University of California, Berkeley and some local nonprofits to provide temporary housing and assistance to unhoused people living in People's Park.
A maternity hospital in the besieged Ukrainian port city of Mariupol has been attacked by Russia in a "direct strike," Ukraine said Wednesday.
A clerk was found shot to death at Benicia's Rose Market late Tuesday night, the victim of a robbery attempt, authorities said.
Health officials announced Wednesday that San Francisco bars and restaurants will no longer be required to ask for a proof of COVID vaccination or a negative test to allow patrons to dine or drink indoors at their establishments.
