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Health officials in San Mateo County on Wednesday announced an updated COVID-19 shelter order that will allow restaurants to resume dine-in service and barber shops and salons to reopen among other businesses.
A sexual assault suspect was arrested Wednesday morning by the East Bay Regional Park District police following at least one assault on Iron Horse Trail in or near Walnut Creek.
California schools chief Tony Thurmond said Wednesday that schools named for Confederate leaders or other racially charged figures exacerbate feelings of racial inequality, and he commended schools that have opted to rename themselves.
A search was successful Wednesday evening for a kite surfer in distress off the coast of San Francisco.
Wildfire season is underway and if this year is anything like last year, PG&E planned power shutoffs may return soon. Enter the microgrid.
An appellate judge stayed a lower court's order barring Gov. Newsom from issuing directives that might conflict with state law, freeing him to take additional executive actions during the coronavirus pandemic.
A fire was burning at a metal recycling plant in Oakland Wednesday in the Jack London Square area, sending large billowing clouds of smoke in the air that could be seen across a wide area.
Joe Canciamilla, the former elections chief for Contra Costa County was charged Wednesday with 34 felonies for allegedly using more than a quarter million dollars in campaign funds for personal expenses and lying about it.
Colin Kaepernick is on the Los Angeles Chargers' workout list, but that doesn't mean he will be coming in anytime soon or at all.
As temperatures are expected to climb into the 90s around the Bay Area, many are still wondering if it is safe to swim at the beach or pool during the coronavirus pandemic.
A multi-acre vegetation fire was burning in Petaluma Wednesday afternoon.
Four people were killed Tuesday evening when the vehicle they were in careened off the Carinquez Bridge near the toll plaza, crashing onto a stationary freight train located on tracks 200 feet below the structure, authorities said.
Crews in Butte County have stopped the forward spread of a brush fire Wednesday afternoon that destroyed four homes and forced evacuations for part of Oroville, according to authorities.
The California Highway Patrol spent $38 million responding to recent widespread protests over racial injustice, state officials said Tuesday.
The families of some of the 85 people killed by a horrific Butte County wildfire ignited by Pacific Gas & Electric's long-neglected equipment vilified the company Wednesday as greedy, corrupt and reckless, telling heartbreaking stories of their loss in court.
