COVID: New Safety Protocols Await Students, Parents On First Day Of School In San Jose
The first day of 100% in-person classes for San Jose Unified is Wednesday, August 18 and safety measures will be in place to try and keep everyone healthy.
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The first day of 100% in-person classes for San Jose Unified is Wednesday, August 18 and safety measures will be in place to try and keep everyone healthy.
Police in San Francisco announced on Tuesday they've arrested a man connected to a fatal shooting on Sunday afternoon in the city's Potrero Hill neighborhood.
The Bay Area office of the National Weather Service on Tuesday morning upgraded a Fire Weather Watch for the North and East Bay to a Red Flag Warning for the region.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Tuesday that the state's Department of Justice would conduct an independent review of the 2009 fatal officer-involved shooting of Oscar Grant.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan made his way to Redwood City on Tuesday to announce three water infrastructure loans that would invest $168 million to support projects in the Peninsula and East Bay.
Sonoma County will now require all county employees to submit proof of vaccination or undergo regular testing for COVID-19 after a Tuesday vote by the Board of Supervisors.
Coach Jon Gruden said he supports the Las Vegas Raiders' new policy requiring fans attending regular-season home games to show proof of vaccination for COVID-19.
Transit service for the K-Ingleside Muni line was temporarily rerouted following technical issues, according to an alert put out by SF Muni.
Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith on Tuesday addressed calls by San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo and others for her to step down, saying she will not resign.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is issuing another air quality advisory for Wednesday as smoke from wildfires further north continues to persist in the region.
Contra Costa County is encouraging residents to vote by mail in the September recall election to minimize the risk of spreading or contracting COVID-19.
A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crew worked with San Francisco Fire personnel early Tuesday to medevac an accidentally poisoned woman from a sailboat almost 400 miles off the coast of Bodega Bay.
A narcotics investigation led to the arrest of a Milpitas man last week on multiple drugs and weapons charges, police said.
A historic drought across the U.S. West is taking a heavy toll on California's $6 billion almond industry, which produces roughly 80% of the world's almonds.
The Dixie Fire has ravaged communities in Plumas, Butte and Lassen counties. Here's how to help the victims of the devastating wildfire.
