Early Fire Season Puts Weary Northern California Firefighters On Front Lines For Months
With at least two good months of fire season left, weary firefighters in Northern California are ready for the next fight.
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With at least two good months of fire season left, weary firefighters in Northern California are ready for the next fight.
Contra Costa County Health officials have decided to align the county guidelines with the state, effectively doing away with any local restrictions.
All lanes on Interstate 880 North have reopened after a pedestrian crossing the freeway was struck and killed, causing a multi-car crash at the Grand Avenue exit.
One person is dead after fire department marine units responded to two separate bay rescues on San Francisco's Hyde Street Pier and Pier 23.
To be clear, UC Berkeley Forestry Specialist, Dr. Bill Stewart, says no amount of forest management would prevent the kinds of fires we've seen lately.
Five law enforcement and a tow truck driver hospitalized after possible fentanyl exposure on the Golden Gate Bridge have been released from the hospital, an official said Monday.
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo and three councilmembers will introduce a plan that will dedicate $1 million a month until the end of the year to clean illegal dumpsites and pick up trash from the streets.
A vegetation fire in Fremont was burning Monday afternoon and reached two alarms before firefighters stopped its forward progress, fire officials said.
A team of British scientists have announced the discovery of a gas in the upper atmosphere of Venus that could be a "biomarker" for life on the planet.
The Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District announced Monday that it will start issuing free face coverings and hand sanitizer to riders to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Health officials warned San Francisco residents to limit their time outdoors early Monday as a layer of extremely unhealthy air generated by smoke from the wildfires burning across California and the West Coast remained draped overhead.
The City of San Francisco will pay Black and Pacific Islander women $1,000 a month during their pregnancies and after birth in a first-of-its-kind pilot program to study how the monthly support helps achieve better maternal health and birthing outcomes.
Pablo Sandoval, a longtime favorite among Giants fans for his World Series heroics, has reportedly found a new home after being released from San Francisco last week.
Ann Getty, a longtime benefactor of the arts and culture in San Francisco who married into the storied Getty family, died Monday. She was 79.
A lawsuit by 10 Northern California district attorneys led by San Mateo County's DA against Kelly-Moore Paint Company has resulted in a $1.43 million settlement to resolve allegations of hazardous waste law violations, authorities announced.
