Months Later, Rats Run Rampant Still At Eastmont Town Center Offices in Oakland
Rats continue to be a problem for employees in Alameda County offices at the Eastmont Town Center in Oakland, a county employee said this week.
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Rats continue to be a problem for employees in Alameda County offices at the Eastmont Town Center in Oakland, a county employee said this week.
The Biden Administration is expected to loosen mask guidelines as much of the country recovers from the omicron surge.
As the Russian military continues its assault on Ukraine, the former U.S. ambassador to that country spoke with KPIX to talk about his take on the escalating situation.
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) has arrested two Santa Rosa bartenders accused of serving an underage man who was later involved in a suspected DUI crash that injured a horseback rider last December.
Stephen Curry had 18 points and 14 assists and the Golden State Warriors returned from the All-Star break to rout the Portland Trail Blazers 132-95 on Thursday night.
An Oakland woman who pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining pandemic relief funds and using the proceeds to fund a lavish spending spree, including high-end automobiles and private jet travel, was sentenced to three years in prison Thursday.
DNA evidence now shows that a 500-pound black bear that the public had nicknamed "Hank the Tank" -- blamed for breaking into dozens of homes across the Tahoe Keys area -- may be innocent.
Hundreds of protesters descended on Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco Thursday to loudly condemn the Russian war on Ukraine, including a number of Ukrainians showing support for their countrymen and anger at Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Michelle Kuiper, the wife of beloved San Francisco Giants play-by-play announcer Duane Kuiper, passed away over the weekend. She was 64.
Police in Vallejo on Thursday confirmed the recent arrest of a teenage suspect in a fatal shooting that killed an 18-year-old as he was driving last week.
If you're wondering how this conflict in Ukraine could impact the average person here in the Bay Area and in California, all you have to do is head to the gas station.
Santa Clara health officials announced Thursday that for the first time the county has achieved all three benchmarks needed to finally join the rest of the Bay Area in easing the indoor COVID masking mandate for vaccinated residents.
After a yearly homeless census in Santa Clara County was postponed twice because of the pandemic, this week officials started a head count of the unhoused for the first time since 2019.
A deep freeze sent temperatures plunging to near record levels across the San Francisco Bay Area early Thursday, carrying with them the threat of exposure and adding a bitter chill to the morning commute.
A lot has been said of how unsettled the past couple of years have been, at home and around the world. Now comes the war in Ukraine, a new calamity that feels like something from another time.
