Deputies: Naked Man Opens Fire On Greyhound Bus In Oroville; 1 Dead, 4 Wounded
Authorities have now released more information about the shooting that left one person dead on a Greyhound bus in Oroville and four others hurt.
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Authorities have now released more information about the shooting that left one person dead on a Greyhound bus in Oroville and four others hurt.
Concord police arrested a man they said robbed a bank Wednesday and then drove his vehicle into parked cars in a Pleasant Hill parking lot as he tried to get away.
A 46-year-old man wanted in a 1997 kidnapping related to a sexual assault has been arrested in Marin County, the Marin County Sheriff's Department announced Thursday.
A smoky, two-alarm fire erupted early Thursday morning in a San Francisco Mission District commercial/residential building, sending two people to the hospital and displacing 22 others.
The COVID-19 pandemic is aggravating a shortage of nurses in California that's expected to linger for years.
More than 200 Santa Clara County employees were disciplined after failing to meet the county's booster mandate deadline on Tuesday.
A former Tesla employee has filed a lawsuit accusing the carmaker of multiple workplace violations at its Central Valley megafactory, and that the company was "…Unaware of the festering, unchecked racism present in its factories."
A suspect is in custody after at least five people were shot in a mass shooting in Oroville Wednesday night, the city's mayor said.
Police Chief Bill Scott announced Wednesday that the San Francisco Police Department will terminate a memorandum of understanding with the San Francisco District Attorney's Office over allegations prosecutors hid evidence in a criminal case involving an officer accused of brutally beating a Black man.
A new report on the nation's ongoing opioid crisis released Wednesday is calling for urgent steps to be taken for a deepening disaster that is afflicting every corner of the Bay Area.
A new study by San Francisco's Office of Budget and Legislative Analysis says that 10% of all the homes in the city are vacant. And housing activists are weighing in with ways to change that.
BART officials unveiled a new bathroom at the Powell Street Station in San Francisco on Wednesday, the first of what will be several new bathrooms at underground BART stations.
As California's daily COVID-19 case numbers fall it's hard not to wonder what comes next, and when. Health experts and Gov. Gavin Newsom's office are having the same conversation.
A San Francisco man who's taught opera and directed opera centers around the world is bringing his skills to serve those who have served our country.
A Concord man who pleaded guilty to identity theft and bank fraud that financed the purchase of a number of big ticket items was sentenced to five-and-a-half years in federal prison Wednesday.
