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San Francisco police were investigating a vandalism case after cherry blossom trees in the city's Japantown neighborhood were destroyed.
One person was hospitalized Saturday after an early morning fire raced through an Emeryville home, authorities said.
With a surge in coronavirus cases, 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.
Vandals, thieves and burglars have been preying upon financially strapped small businesses in San Francisco's Richmond District since last October.
A Menlo Park shop run by a woman who attended the Trump rally on Wednesday in Washington D.C. is facing financial backlash.
Dominion Voting Systems has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's former lawyer, Sydney Powell. Thevoting technology company is pursing $1.3 billion in punitive and compensatory damages.
"Working people, labor unions, and those fighting every day for their shot at the middle class are the backbone of our economy and of this country," Walsh wrote in a tweet on Thursday.
The man charged in the death of a 6-year-old San Francisco boy who was hit by gunfire on the 4th of July last summer faced a judge for the first time Friday.
For countless small business owners, their families and their employees, help is finally on the way—just in time for 2021.
Doctors in South Florida say an experimental treatment involving stem cells has been incredibly successful in treating severe cases of COVID.
It's Restaurant Week in Oakland but this year it's unlike any other. For businesses that are struggling to survive, the event is more like a lifeline to keep their doors open.
Stephen Curry scored 38 points and the Warriors erased a big second-half deficit Friday night to beat the Clippers 115-105.
Twitter announced Friday afternoon it permanently suspended the account of President Donald Trump over concerns his tweets could incite violence.
As deaths from COVID-19 have hit a new record of 4,000 a day in the United States Friday, Sonoma County is preparing for a possible increase in coronavirus casualties.
Bay Area-based companies Apple and Google are both cracking down on social media app Parler, citing issues similar to those that led to Twitter permanently suspending President Donald Trump's account.
