San Pablo Man Found Shot Dead Friday in Rodeo
A 24-year-old San Pablo man was shot and killed Friday night in Rodeo and the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office was searching Saturday night for the man's killer.
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A 24-year-old San Pablo man was shot and killed Friday night in Rodeo and the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office was searching Saturday night for the man's killer.
Despite closure signage and barricade, vehicle traffic is crowding an access road into Mount Diablo State Park, annoying neighbors who, on Saturday, decided to take a stand.
The Highway 101 / Alemany overpass project in San Francisco was moved up several months to take advantage of reduced traffic loads during the ongoing shelter-in-place.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday reinstated a California law requiring background checks for people buying ammunition, reversing a federal judge's decision to stop the checks.
All but one Bay Area county is trending above the state and nation when it comes to the percentage of people who have so far participated in the 2020 census.
The Cal Expo board of directors voted unanimously to cancel the 2020 edition of the state fair on Friday over coronavirus concerns.
Someone has placed a protective mask on San Francisco's statue honoring famed crooner Tony Bennett -- a fitting tribute to the city's favorite adopted son who led a virtual singalong of his "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" classic Saturday to raise spirits and salute caregivers during the coronvirus outbreak.
A historic building at Point Reyes Station sustained extensive damage before crews from several Marin County agencies were able to contain the blaze on Friday.
After lingering in the background since making two selections in the NFL Draft's first round, the San Francisco 49ers were back in the spotlight on day three Saturday, swinging a trade with the Washington Redskins to acquire veteran offensive tackle Trent Williams.
Bay Area trash and recycling companies are seeing dramatic shifts in residential and commercial collections as a result of efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus with shelter in place orders.
A man described as a serial residential burglary suspect, who may have broken into 57 San Francisco Peninsula homes and stolen $2 million on property, has been arrested following an investigation of more than a year.
High-tech cameras installed along I-80 have helped lead San Pablo police to a suspect who allegedly followed a woman in his car and shot at her vehicle on the freeway on Wednesday.
Nursing home advocates are calling for sweeping changes at assisted living facilities after at least 10 deaths related to COVID-19 were confirmed by a Peninsula care home owner on Friday.
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Mayor London Breed warned on Friday that now is not the time to lose sight of our goal. She said that the city's stay-at-home order would likely be extended weeks, even a month.
