SFPD's 2018 Safety Stats Show Significant Drop In Violent Crimes, Auto Thefts
SFPD released year-end safety statistics for 2018 and they showed a significant drop in violent crimes and auto thefts.
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SFPD released year-end safety statistics for 2018 and they showed a significant drop in violent crimes and auto thefts.
In an effort to curb violence against bus and train operators, the next stop for Muni drivers will be de-escalation training.
The city of Berkeley asked KC's BBQ to stop using their smoker, their primary source of cooking, after neighbors complained bout the strong barbecue odor and smoke.
A Mill Valley man who went to investigate a downed power line in his neighborhood Wednesday night was struck and killed after he heard a tree crack and ran into the path of a neighbor's van
The city of San Jose is closely monitoring mobile home evictions after complaints came from residents saying they are getting pushed out for minor infractions.
A historic California law that would replace cash bail with a risk assessment system has been put on hold because a referendum challenging it qualified for the November 2020 ballot.
An 18-year-old man from Carmel is believed to be dead after being washed into the ocean at Garrapata State Park Beach near Carmel on Saturday.
President Donald Trump responded to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's letter suggesting they reschedule his State of the Union address by informing Pelosi that an apparent trip she had planned to "Brussels, Egypt, and Afghanistan has been postponed."
A nurse who happened to be driving by at the time is being credited for helping save the life a North Carolina trooper who was shot in the face Monday and left for dead.
A lesbian woman says she was denied a promotion at Chili's Grill & Bar after allegedly being told to "dress more gender appropriate."
Heavy snow continued to fall across the Lake Tahoe region Thursday, dumping more than a foot at the Sierra ski resorts and triggering hazardous driving conditions and an avalanche warning.
The winter months are critical for wildfire managers to prepare for the next onslaught, but much of that effort has ground to a halt on U.S. land because employees are furloughed.
A deadly weather front continued to pummel the Bay Area early Thursday, toppling trees, flooding roadways and triggering lightning, thunder and hailstorms.
Meet Wally, a four-and-a-half foot long emotional support alligator with razor-sharp teeth who likes to make new friends.
Gymboree has filed for bankruptcy protection for a second time in as many years, but this time the San Francisco-based children's clothing retailer will begin winding down operations for good.
