Two Injured In Late Night Bay Bridge Crash; Westbound Lanes Shut Down For Nearly An Hour
Two people were critically injured early Sunday in a crash in the westbound lanes of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
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Two people were critically injured early Sunday in a crash in the westbound lanes of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
A new campaign called "Spread Love, Stop The Hate" to fight xenophobia and racism kicked off this weekend online. 40 DJs from around the globe including Golden State Warriors' DJ D Sharp are performing on the Twitch platform over 3 days.
It was bustling at many restaurants in San Francisco both outdoors and indoors, for the first time since the fall. Owners said the strong turnout gave them confidence that the Bay Area was moving in the right direction.
On Saturday, the Marin Civic Center was one of four so-called "super pods" that the county is setting up to vaccinate all school workers by the end of spring break
An East Bay school district is working better together in a first-of-its-kind program that it says could be a model for the state and nation.
Berkeley leaders will consider a resolution next week that would be a step toward making U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris' childhood home a historic landmark.
A San Francisco man was fatally shot shortly after 2 a.m. Saturday near Oakland's Lake Merritt, police said.
San Joaquin County is requesting opting out of what they called a "tremendous bureaucratic system" that would be implemented under Blue Shield and, so far, none of the state's 58 counties has signed a contract with the insurance giant selected to administer the state's vaccine appointment and delivery system.
A playful labrador puppy who bolted away from its owner and tumbled over a cliff at Fort Funston was rescued from a ledge by San Francisco firefighters.
An Italian prosecutor on Saturday asked for life sentences for two San Francisco Bay Area students charged with murdering a police officer in an alleged drug deal gone wrong.
After a marathon session, the U.S. Senate has approved the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package. Here's what you can expect.
A shortage of COVID-19 vaccine has forced Sutter Health to temporarily halt administering initial shots and reschedule appointments for thousands of second shots.
In a hope to rebuild ridership as San Francisco offices reopen after being shuttered for a year, San Francisco Bay Ferry officials are considering a one-year reduction in fares.
The devastating financial impact of the year-long COVID-19 pandemic has claimed another high profile Bay Area business -- San Jose's landmark Fairmont Hotel has temporarily closed its door while its parent company enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
A woman has been arrested Friday in connection with two crimes targeting Asians in Mountain View last month, amid an ongoing rise in anti-Asian attacks in the Bay Area and across the country.
