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After serving more than 17 years in prison, a San Jose man who was wrongfully convicted of attempted murder talks with KPIX about the scars left behind by his time behind bars.
A federal grand jury has charged drug dealer in Monterey County and a Mexican pharmacist with distributing fentanyl and alprazolam as well as providing fentanyl in an incident that resulted in death, according to authorities.
San Francisco city and community leaders spoke out about recent attacks targeting elderly Asian women on city streets.
Police in San Bruno are searching for a woman suspected of stealing packages Wednesday with the help of a young boy, according to authorities.
An East Bay community organization that helps feed thousands of people in need now could use some help after its food truck was stolen Wednesday night.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, spoke with Cal students Thursday evening in a special online appearance at the Berkeley Forum.
Companies that want to do business with the City of Oakland will have to look back into their past, following a decision by the City Council this week.
Mayor London Breed on Thursday said she plans to immediately implement a number of proposals from a new report on San Francisco's economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, including a universal basic income (UBI) program that will provide $1,000 a month for local artists.
New plans released by Google on Thursday show how the company plans to transform the area around the Diridon Station in downtown San Jose.
A San Francisco production company that can't open its annual Halloween attraction due to the COVID-19 pandemic has come up with a creative seasonal service to offer instead: "screaming" telegrams delivered by terrifying costumed clowns.
For her sophomore year, Students Rising Above scholar Madison Schmidt found a largely empty campus as her fellow students stay inside their dorm rooms, learn online and practice strict social distancing.
While the rampant COVID-19 business closures around the Bay Area are far from funny, a group of local comics are using laughs to try and help save a big venue in a small East Bay town.
State Sen. Scott Wiener on Thursday announced he's planning on reintroducing legislation to legalize safe injection sites when the state Legislature reconvenes in December.
While there has been an increasingly sharp focus on vote-by-mail ballots in the November election, some voters in Contra Costa County are still sorting through voter rolls tainted by a case of voter registration fraud four years ago.
While President Trump derailed stimulus package discussions earlier this week, the possibility of a stimulus check remains alive.
