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Eddie Castellano waited years to take a cruise from the West Coast to Hawaii, but his dream had turned into a nightmare as he glanced out of his window aboard the Grand Princess.
San Jose Police broke up a protest in San Jose Thursday evening after declaring it an unlawful assembly.
Ringing in the New Year with illegal fireworks and gunfire - it's happened in cities across the Bay Area, and Thursday night there's new concern about those dangers with everyone at home under a shelter-in-place order.
A 31-year-old Pacifica man pleaded not guilty earlier this week for allegedly threatening to shoot his pregnant ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend, and trying to force their vehicle off the road last week.
Like thousands of other tech workers, William Hauser came to the San Francisco Bay Area from Ohio seeking a bright future in the epicenter of the digital world.
Like millions of San Francisco Bay Area residents Talia Sechley awoke on Sept. 9th to a scene from an apocalyptic movie. The sky over Oakland was dark and blood orange.
The California Highway Patrol is highlighting new traffic laws set to take effect in 2021.
A skier who vanished in a Lake Tahoe-area ski resort on Christmas day is presumed dead, authorities said.
Police are investigating a suspected homicide that occurred Thursday morning in San Jose.
Sheriff's deputies have launched a search and rescue operation for a woman who disappeared along the Mendocino County coast.
Vaccinations against COVID-19 are underway at the California Veterans Home in Yountville, the state's Department of Veterans Affairs, also known as CalVet, announced Thursday.
People gathered Thursday afternoon on the last day of 2020 to pay their respects to another COVID casualty as the iconic sign of San Francisco's beloved Cliff House restaurant was taken down.
Local police officers announced the arrest Thursday of a second suspect in a pair of armed robberies at two North Bay gas stations earlier this month.
CHP on Thursday afternoon said all lanes of southbound US-101 in South San Francisco have reopened following a solo collision and "critical incident investigation."
Starting on Thursday, residents in Oakland can now contact police during emergency situations by texting 911, police said.
