West Oakland Fire Damages 2 Structures, Displaces 9 People
A two-alarm fire involving two structures in West Oakland Wednesday afternoon has displaced nine people including three children, fire officials said.
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A two-alarm fire involving two structures in West Oakland Wednesday afternoon has displaced nine people including three children, fire officials said.
The Internet will bear witness to an epic Bay Area hip-hop battle for the ages this Saturday when two iconic local rappers -- Too Short and E-40 -- face off in a highly anticipated Verzuz event.
A miracle on Broadway is ready to receive formerly unsheltered Oakland residents later this month, city officials said Wednesday.
There will be no physical testing of the soils at Keller Canyon Landfill near Pittsburg for traces of radioactive waste, with a consultant's report determining a "95 percent confidence level" that no such waste was dumped there between 2011 and 2017.
A Florida man was caught on camera retrieving his golf ball from a particularly dangerous hazard – the tail of a very large sunbathing alligator.
Santa Clara County and the South Bay's largest city, San Jose, both approved caps on food delivery service fees Tuesday in an effort to protect struggling small businesses in the wake of COVID-19.
Like thousands of students across North Texas, high school senior Aramis Mora was virtual learning, sadly she was inside on December 14 when a car lost control and slammed into her family's home. The teenager was killed.
Snowstorms and technical malfunctions are still delaying school days, even when all the students are online.
A drug ring that federal officials say was enabled by lax prosecution and contributed to what law enforcement calls a public health emergency in San Francisco Tenderloin District has been broken up in a multi-agency operation.
Key lawmakers are approaching a deal on an economic relief package that would include unemployment benefits, but not state and local aid or a liability shield.
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors approved a declaration this week that states that teachers should be considered "essential workers" and thus among the first people to get COVID-19 vaccinations.
Fire officials in Santa Cruz on Wednesday are investigating the cause of fatal fire at a building adjacent to the county jail complex, according to authorities.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors approved a $1 million-program to provide feminine hygiene products to those who have lost access since the start of the pandemic.
A storm front moved toward the San Francisco Bay Area Wednesday morning, kicking up a large northwest swell that could trigger 20-25 foot waves at the legendary Mavericks surf break off the San Mateo County coast.
