Watch CBS News
Lawyers for Pacific Gas & Electric said the utility can't commit to hiring hundreds more tree trimmers in the way that a federal judge wants to cut the risk of starting more catastrophic wildfires in California.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, fresh off a primary win in South Carolina, will make a stop in Oakland on Super Tuesday, his campaign announced.
Former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg dropped out of the race on Sunday, catching many of his hard-working Bay Area supporters by surprise.
Officials at Google on Monday announced the planned Google Cloud Next conference scheduled for the first week of April would now be a multi-day digital streaming event due to coronavirus concerns.
County and state health officials in California are scrambling to develop specific coronavirus response plans in the event the expanding outbreak hits school and university campuses statewide.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin said his office was withdrawing charges against one of two men arrested in an attack on an elderly Asian man and theft of the recycled cans he had gathered.
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Monday requested that the legislature make up to $20 million available from the Disaster Response Emergency Operations Account to help fund the state government response to the growing spread of coronavirus.
Waymo has secured $2.25 billion from a group of investors to help the company continue to develop its self-driving technology for its ride-hailing service and a recently launched trucking division.
Investigators say that the motive behind a man running over four teenagers with his SUV in Burlingame was in retaliation to a dog poop prank, but it wasn't actually the teens who were responsible.
Recently fired Oakland police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick and City Councilman Noel Gallo are both calling for a change in the 17-year-long federal oversight of the city's Police Department.
San Francisco police arrested a man who allegedly shot a firearm at two separate sideshows, scaring away onlookers.
– UC Berkeley has received its largest donation ever in its more than 150 year history, to fund a new data-science facility.
A United Parcel Service employee from Sunnyvale is in custody after police said he threatened a mass shooting at his workplace.
With new cases diagnosed all across the Bay Area Monday, San Francisco health officials announced their public health lab has begun local testing for the coronavirus.
A shelter-in-place order was lifted at Mission College in Santa Clara Monday afternoon and police later determined a suspect who was reportedly armed with a knife at the school posed no threat, according to school officials.
