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As much of the United States is dealing with a surge in COVID-19 cases, city officials in Berkeley announced the lowest rates of infection in the city since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
In San Francisco, a high-tech medical solution is gearing up to help dozens of hospitals that may have to cope with any new surge in COVID-19 cases on the horizon.
Federal agencies warned that cybercriminals are unleashing a major ransomware assault against the U.S. healthcare system. At least four U.S. hospitals have been hit this month
Alameda County health officials announced November 9 as the earliest date that middle and high schools can return to in-class instruction.
The Sand Creek Focus Area looks like open space, but it's actually zoned for residential use and a number of developers would like to start building. Measure T would prevent that.
Illegal firework usage nearly tripled this year in San Jose compared to last year and the city needs a new way to enforce and control it.
San Jose voters are being asked to approve a measure that would increase taxes on cardrooms while expanding the number of gambling tables.
San Francisco chef Cecilia Chiang, who blazed a trail for Chinese cuisine in the United States, died Wednesday. She was 100.
The City of San Jose joined other parties in suing the U.S. Census Bureau over its claim that it had reached 99.9% of households when the 2020 census ended two weeks ago, which the city says is based on falsified data.
Two patients and three workers at UCSF Medical Center have tested positive for COVID-19 over the past week and the hospital is working to determine the source of the infections and others who may have been exposed, the hospital said.
Next Tuesday on Election Day, San Franciscan will decide six races for city supervisor with more than two dozen candidates vying for seats on the board.
The city of Vallejo will be opening an Emergency Operations Center next week in anticipation of any potential election-related civil unrest.
The City of Pittsburg agreed to pay $7.3 million to the family of a man who died after an officer placed him in a controversial neck hold similar to the one that killed George Floyd in Minneapolis.
After a meeting with Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley Wednesday, members of Oscar Grant's family said that they have been promised a "robust and transparent" investigation into charging former BART police officer Anthony Pirone in Grant's 2009 death.
David Shaw could look at it as Stanford and the Pac-12 being behind the rest of the country with a late start to the football season, which will end up a seven-game, all-conference schedule if all goes as planned.
