San Francisco Pays $16 Million to House Homeless in Tents
San Francisco is paying $16.1 million to feed and house people in tent villages as the city struggles with a swelling homeless population.
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San Francisco is paying $16.1 million to feed and house people in tent villages as the city struggles with a swelling homeless population.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order on Thursday that extends authorization for local governments to halt evictions for commercial renters impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic through June 30.
The community in Oakland's Chinatown is fighting back in its own way to protect its citizens after a surge in violent attacks and robberies.
Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a new plan to dedicate 40% of all vaccine doses to the communities that have been hardest hit by the virus -- often low-income neighborhoods and communities of color.
Two people were arrested Wednesday night in Novato following a DUI collision involving a vehicle that was reported stolen, police said.
Bay Area commutes are still a lot quicker now then they were before the pandemic, but more lengthy travel times could return once kids are back in school.
The owner of a Concord-based landscaping company is facing two felony charges for the death of an employee in 2018.
First baseman Brandon Belt has resumed baseball activities with the San Francisco Giants at spring training after dealing with what manager Gabe Kapler called a virus without providing further details — though Kapler did say previously it wasn't COVID-19.
Berkeley and Albany police on Thursday were called to a protest at Golden Gate Fields demanding the track be closed that shut down a nearby COVID vaccination site for hours, according to authorities.
For experienced skiers Kyle Johnston and his cousin Josh Daiek, President's Day weekend last month on the backcountry slopes south of Lake Tahoe got off to a fun start. But things quickly took a turn.
Recology San Francisco, the city's waste and recycling contractor, will lower rates and reimburse customers for overcharges in a $100 million lawsuit settlement with the city attorney's office.
San Francisco city leaders on Thursday celebrated the groundbreaking of a future affordable housing complex in the city's South of Market neighborhood that is set to provide housing for 96 people exiting homelessness.
Officials in New Zealand issued a tsunami warning for coastal areas and Hawaii officials declared a tsunami watch following several strong earthquakes that struck off New Zealand's northeastern coast.
The Mount Diablo Unified School District is looking at beginning the phased return to in-person learning later this month.
