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A multi-agency campaign to provide vaccinations at nursing homes across Marin County over the past two months has helped dramatically cut COVID-19 infection rates of residents and staff, according to health officials.
San Francisco police report they have made an arrest in a Sunday morning assault that left an 83-year-old man with a broken hip.
Not everyone is laughing about Tom Brady's infamous trophy toss at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Super Bowl boat parade.
With the surge in new coronavirus cases beginning to ease and demand for vaccination growing, the information you need to know is coming fast and furious. Here's a roundup of the COVID stories we've published over the last 24 hours.
A 44-year-old Santa Rosa man was in custody on an attempted murder charge Tuesday following a shooting at a bus stop, authorities said.
Lawmakers hope 2020 has made Californians ready for to strike down Article 34, as the pandemic created a space for introspection.
A home destroyed in a fire has brought blight to Fremont's Centerville neighborhood because it has become a rat-infested, illegal dump site.
Catalytic converter thefts have been on the rise and the crime spree is spreading into Marin County. Police have put residents on alert.
A 56-year-old man was arrested Saturday after he allegedly exposed his genitalia to patrons of a Novato restaurant.
A surveillance camera in Carmel caught a couple of mountain lions lurking near a parked car early Valentine's Day morning.
Tuesday is the deadline for people living in parts of western Sonoma County to register to vote if they want to participate in a special election next month that will decide the fate of two tax measures.
Like many Bay Area businesses and nonprofits, California's oldest cathedral is now struggling to keep its doors open.
There's a fight brewing over a homeless encampment in Sausalito. Nearly two dozen people living in Dunphy Park have until 9 a.m. on Tuesday, to get out.
A San Jose neighborhood is demanding the police department and city leaders come up with a plan to put the brakes on illegal sideshows that have woken up their community with the sound of squealing tires and gunfire.
While other churches are struggling, Pastor Mel Dahlgren of the South Bay Christian Church thinks the shutdown has been a godsend.
