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A 15-year-old boy playing with friends at a playground near San Francisco's Crocker Amazon playground was stabbed Tuesday afternoon by a man armed with scissors when he chased after a ball, police said Wednesday.
Emmy Award winning producer Tom Jennings talks with CBS Local's DJ Sixsmith about his documentary "The Lost Tapes: Patty Hearst."
The Girl Scouts of America asked parents to not make their daughters give hugs or kisses to relatives if they don't want to.
A North Korean soldier races for the border in a jeep and then on foot before his former comrades shoot him at least five times as he limps into South Korea.
The fairy tale 'The Three Bears' has taken on a whole new meaning for Placer County Deputy Don Nevins.
Eight people were rescued and three remained missing after a U.S. Navy plane crashed into the western Pacific Ocean on Wednesday, the Navy said.
A quick look at five of the most magical and most rewarding destinations to visit during the holidays
It's apparently easy to abuse San Francisco's below-market-rate housing program once you get your foot in the door, as we uncovered in our investigation.
It was an emotional reunion when a Bay Area father who was taken into ICE custody when he showed up for work 6 months ago, reunited with his wife and children.
Award-winning author Martha Conway talks to Bay Sunday host Kenny Choi about her latest book, Underground River.
Artistic Director of Nava Dance Theatre Nadhi Thekkek and Oakland-based artist Rupy C. Tut talk to Bay Sunday host Kenny Choi about 'Broken Seeds Still Grow.'
Pancreatic cancer survivor Rich Valdes and his wife Sarah share their story with Bay Sunday host Kenny Choi and urge people to seek treatment. November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month.
Dr. Roger Crystal talks to Bay Sunday's Kenny Choi about Opiant, a life-saving nasal spray that can prevent opioid overdoses.
GYMGUYZ trainer Kat Salsman and owner Nigel Brown talk about at-home exercise and fitness with Bay Sunday host Kenny Choi.
Imagine setting a Thanksgiving table so long, it crossed county lines. That's where some generous donors broke bread together in wine country to raise money for wildfire victims.
