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With millions out and about over the Labor Day weekend, COVID cases were expected to increase as San Francisco Bay Area residents and visitors celebrated at beaches, parks and at sporting events.
The National Park Service said this week that a man found dead on a mountain climbing route in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming over the weekend was identified as a Japanese national who worked in San Jose.
Case Walker talks with us about starring in "The Other Two" with Molly Shannon and Ken Marino and what it was like to become famous as a teenager.
Questions remain about the San Francisco 49ers' rookie quarterback Trey Lance, who came to practice Monday without a splint on his finger, showing signs of progress from a recent injury. Yet he still didn't throw a ball.
A community is grieving as two young lives were taken in a horrible DUI accident. Police have arrested 18-year-old Colby Shraver from Knightsen for two counts of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence.
Nate Burleson talks with us about co-hosting "CBS Mornings" with Gayle King and Tony Dokoupil and how his career as an NFL wide receiver prepared him for this moment.
Authorities in Alameda County have confirmed an outbreak among staff and inmates at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin.
Northbound and southbound lanes of Willow Pass Road in Concord were closed late Monday night following an injury collision.
Crews were were busy battling several suspicious brush fires in and around Healdsburg Monday night. There were reports of as many as eight blazes burning just before 9 p.m.
Firefighters managed to rescue four pets from a house fire Monday morning in Castro Valley, but 2 others perished.
With 8 days left in the recall election, there was no holiday for those fighting to be the governor of California. Gov, Newsom and several of his key opponents spent Labor Day making their pitch to voters.
U.S. Coast Guard crews rescued a man stranded on Greyhound Rock off the Santa Cruz County coast Sunday night, Coast Guard officials said Monday.
On a normal Labor Day, the sales lot at Walnut Creek Toyota would be packed with new cars and customers taking test drives. But Monday, the huge storage lot next to the dealership was completely empty.
Supply chain problems during the pandemic has caused soaring prices at the grocery store. The price hikes, and the growing demand for food is taking a toll at local food pantries.
More than two-million Californians have lost federal unemployment benefits that helped them stay afloat financially during the worst of the pandemic.
