BBQ Sparks Fire at Santa Rosa Home
A BBQ on an outdoor deck reportedly sparked a late night fire and damaged a Santa Rosa house Wednesday night, local fire officials said.
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A BBQ on an outdoor deck reportedly sparked a late night fire and damaged a Santa Rosa house Wednesday night, local fire officials said.
San Francisco supervisors have approved a ban on natural gas in newly-constructed buildings in the city, but some are questioning whether now is the right time to go "all-electric."
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 48 hours.
The city program directing $10 million a month to house homeless people in hotels is leading to increased crime in the form of shootings and break-ins, according to neighbors.
Marin County said it's seen a spike of cases and the Public Health Director is hoping the community will take steps before possibly slipping back into the more-restrictive Red Tier under the state's reopening plan.
One of the Bay Area's most popular holiday traditions will go on despite the COVID-19 pandemic, but this year's Christmas in the Park in San Jose will be a very different experience.
Authorities have identified the pedestrian who was fatally struck by a Benicia police officer on patrol early Wednesday morning.
This week's Jefferson Award winner is at the forefront of the fight to stop human trafficking in Oakland, armed with love.
The Franklin-McKinley School District, located in one of San Jose's COVID-19 hotspots, will continue distance learning until June 15, 2021.
California will be the second state — behind Texas — to eclipse a million known cases.
A group of several dozen Donald Trump supporters rallied in Danville Wednesday night, insisting -- despite media reports to the contrary -- that President Trump would prevail and win the election in the end.
Several San Francisco supervisors and homeless service providers on Tuesday blasted a plan by city leaders to rehouse 2,300 individuals currently staying in hotels as part of the city's COVID-19 response.
A stolen vehicle suspect in Vallejo was arrested after a police chase Wednesday and an attempted escape which involved holding a home's residents at gunpoint until they forcefully disarmed him.
California voters gave the state's landmark 1978 law to limit property taxes a makeover Wednesday, passing a measure that gives exemptions to older homeowners, the disabled and wildfire victims and strips breaks from people who inherit homes but don't live in them.
As the Bay Area honors the men and women who fought for our nation, this Veterans Day, two very special World War II veterans were honored with a ride of a lifetime over the San Francisco Bay in a very special plane.
