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Defense officials said Friday that Navy Captain Brett Crozier will not be reinstated as commander of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, after an investigation found fault with his attempts to stop the spread of the coronavirus aboard the ship.
Tesla has made Juneteenth a holiday for its US employees in an apparent reversal of its initial policy.
A man was arrested and charged with making criminal threats and hate crimes after threatening to shoot a family wearing "Black Lives Matter" T-shirts at a Burlingame restaurant.
A player for the San Francisco 49ers who has been working out with other team players in Nashville, Tennessee has tested positive for COVID-19, according to published reports.
Outdoor apparel brand The North Face has become the best-known company yet to commit to an advertising boycott of Facebook.
A fight between two women in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood Thursday evening resulted in the victim being hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a metal pipe.
Members of the Menlo Park City Council were stunned Thursday after the police chief announced his retirement at a council meeting about policing.
Apple is closing 11 stores in Arizona, Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina just few weeks after having reopened them.
A federal judge has temporarily placed limits on the Oakland Police Department's use of tear gas, flash bangs and rubber bullets on protesters.
Work at the West Coast's second largest commercial port ground to a halt Friday, as thousands of dockworkers walked off their jobs and joined truck drivers, local dignitaries, labor and community leaders in a march to Oakland's City Hall protesting police brutality and systemic racism.
A mass COVID-19 testing program targeting San Francisco's Mission District, among the city's hardest hit neighborhoods by the virus, has found that economics played a role in the spread of the disease, according to UC San Francisco researchers.
Police in Pacifica are seeking a man who tried to burglarize an ATM machine early Wednesday morning, but was unsuccessful.
KCBS reporter Liam Mayclem will be providing KPIX 5 users with a weekly tip list on how best to survive the current coronavirus outbreak.
As the state's economy begins reawakening from it's more than 3-month slumber brought on by the COVID-19 outbreak, signs of the damage left behind from the shutdown continues to mount.
The hugely popular video conferencing platform will begin rolling out end-to-end encryption to all its users next month.
