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The cancellation of Burning Man for a second year is drawing mixed reaction in northern Nevada, where businesses say they'll miss the economic boost but health officials are glad it won't contribute to the spread of COVID-19.
A woman was killed and a suspected drunken driver with two previous DUI convictions in custody after a horrific 280 crash Friday night in Cupertino, authorities said.
Firefighters quickly brought a 10-acre grass fire under control in South San Jose on Sunday morning.
A man who was shot Saturday afternoon in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood has died -- becoming the second homicide of the day to occur in the neighborhood, police said.
Former Golden State Warriors top draft pick Chris Webber had been a snubbed time and time again for entry into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. His wait ended on Sunday.
After a year of shutdowns and amid a rise in illegal dumping, city officials in Oakland are resuming monthly "Bulky Block Party" events for residents to legally dispose of large items.
After a Filipino American home movie shot mostly in Daly City became a hit, the makers created a sequel, which has already won an award.
A Hayward couple are racking up fines and have been ordered to clean up a homeless man's camp on their property. They say that's not their responsibility.
A first of its kind survey from the newly formed group Leading Asian Americans to Unite for Change or LAAUNCH has found that Asian Americans are still largely invisible in society, despite their contributions and history in this country.
Dive crews will be returning to the churning waters of the Gods Bath Swimming Hole Saturday to search for the body of a victim who drowned Friday along with two companions.
Police in Sunnyvale said officers arrested a 32-year-old man accused of fatally gunning down a victim along Tasman Drive on Saturday morning.
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the killing of a man Friday evening in the Excelsior District of San Francisco, police said Saturday.
The Stockton Empire Theatre, first opened in 1945, caught fire early Friday morning and suffered heavy damage.
A one-of-its-kind vaccination clinic was held Saturday in Redwood City. It was designed to be accessible for those with developmental disabilities and, for family members and caregivers, it was a long-awaited opportunity.
Contra Costa Fire investigators say a fire on Thursday, May 13, that destroyed a Concord church building may have been started by a homeless individual seeking shelter in a crawl space under the structure.
