COVID Reopening: San Francisco To Begin Opening Libraries For Limited Indoor Service In May
For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, some libraries in San Francisco will begin offering limited indoor service starting in May.
Watch CBS News
For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, some libraries in San Francisco will begin offering limited indoor service starting in May.
A person who was reported to be lying in the roadway on a Fremont street was killed when a car ran over the person, police said Tuesday.
Celebrations for the unofficial pot-smoking holiday 4/20 were canceled for the second year in a row last week due to the pandemic, but San Francisco still took some preventive steps Tuesday in case crowds don't obey instructions.
The former Santa Rosa home of Barry Brodd, who testified as a defense witness in the Derek Chauvin murder trial, was smeared with animal blood and had a severed pig's head dumped on the front porch in an early Saturday morning vandalism attack.
Convicted mass killer Harold Bicknell will remain behind bars after a state prison board rescinded its decision to issue him parole in the wake of public outrage and emotional pleas from the victims family members.
Associated Newspapers, the owner of the Daily Mail, filed a lawsuit against Google Monday, claiming the tech company's dominance in online advertising harms Daily Mail's business.
A historic homesite discovered in Maryland has been linked to abolitionist and famed Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman.
A man is in critical condition and a clerk is under arrest following a shooting at a gas station in San Leandro last week.
A new proposal to drill for natural gas in the East Bay has environmentalists up in arms, and not just because it's a polluting fossil fuel. It's the location that has people really upset.
As Gov. Gavin Newsom's critics continue to gather the signatures needed to qualify for a recall election for the ballot, California Republicans prepare to do the real work.
A Santa Rosa resident was arrested following an explosion that injured him and sent debris over a wide parking area, police said.
The Walnut Creek City Council plans to vote Tuesday on purchasing a new armored response vehicle for its police department's bomb squad.
A growing number of homeowners are installing sun-powered panels and experts believe the industry will keep rising.
A Concord man had pleaded guilty to child sex trafficking and related crimes following a police sting operation in 2019, authorities said Monday.
A record number of cargo ships are anchored in San Francisco Bay, waiting to unload their containers. Every one of those ships carries multiple containers full of goods, items that may take a little while longer to arrive in stores and at your front door.
