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Hundreds of Bay Area merchants have been hit hard lately with lawsuits for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. And the legal action is not just taking aim at brick and mortar businesses; it's also targeting internet sites.
Police in Oakland confirmed that one of the victims critically injured in a weekend shooting at a barber shop on College Avenue succumbed to his injuries on Monday.
Nearly 170 people were cited and several vehicles were impounded following a large sideshow in South San Jose over the weekend.
Hundreds of homes and businesses near Lake Tahoe are endangered as the Caldor Fire continues to grow, but so is a piece of property beloved by tens of thousands of Bay Area residents.
College students with ties to the Bay Area are some of those going through hardships in the aftermath of hurricane Ida.
The U.S. Forest Service on Monday ordered the closure of national forests in California through mid-September, amid ongoing massive wildfires burning throughout the state.
An in-depth report from the Centers for Disease Control highlighting a major COVID-19 outbreak at one Marin County school is giving a clear picture of the do's and don'ts for schools that are fully reopening.
A COVID-19 outbreak on a cargo ship in San Francisco Bay has led to six crew members being brought ashore for treatment at local hospitals, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
San Francisco 49ers rookie quarterback Trey Lance will miss one week of practice after injuring a finger on his throwing hand during an exhibition game.
At least one person has been injured shooting in San Jose's Alum Rock neighborhood Monday.
Police in San Francisco arrested a man on Friday in the city's Chinatown after he allegedly pushed an Asian woman into the street for no apparent reason, causing the woman to hit her head.
It was another violent weekend on Oakland streets: An Alameda man was killed and two women wounded in an early morning shooting in downtown Oakland while two men were wounded -- one gravely -- when a gunman riddled a College Ave. barber shop with riddled with bullets.
In the greater Bay Area, COVID-19 vaccination rates among people age 12 and up are outpacing the state's vaccination rate in all but one county as of Monday.
Looking to welcome riders back, BART, Caltrain and other transit agencies in the Bay Area are offering fare discounts in September.
The Pentagon announced Monday that the last U.S. troops had left Afghanistan, ending America's longest war.
