EBMUD Testing Water At Oakland Unified Schools For Lead
East Bay Municipal Utility District officials on Thursday will begin lead testing of tap water at all schools within the Oakland Unified School District.
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East Bay Municipal Utility District officials on Thursday will begin lead testing of tap water at all schools within the Oakland Unified School District.
The fires are out, but misunderstandings about the extent of the damage has prompted an unprecedented slowdown in travel to wine country.
La Nina typically brings drier conditions to the U.S. South and wetter weather to the Pacific Northwest and western Canada.
The former Uber employee whose revelations of harassment helped lead to the ouster of the company's CEO has a book deal.
The Bay Area's music community unites to help those affected by the destructive Wine Country wildfires on Thursday when Metallica tops a diverse bill including Dead & Company, Dave Matthews and more at AT&T Park for Band Together Bay Area.
The owner of an Oakland restaurant is on the lam after a judge ordered him to pay $2.5 million to an alleged victim.
A new approach to protecting children from developing food allergies involves introducing infants to the most common allergens.
A judge said he plans to dismiss a lawsuit by Jewish students and visitors claiming SFSU fostered a hostile environment for Jewish students.
Some state and local elected officials called for less restrictive regulations for adult cannabis use in San Francisco.
Police in Concord have identified the two principal suspects being charged in the fatal shooting that killed a teen earlier this week.
KB Home executives toured their brand new subdivision in San Jose after homeowners reported construction problems, such as falling tiles.
There are new concerns in Santa Rosa that rain will bring the risk of toxic runoff.
Latin pop superstar Luis Fonsi dropped everything when he was asked to perform his hit song in at Dreamforce in San Francisco to help a special cause close to his heart.
One month after the wine country wildfires devastated whole neighborhoods in Napa and Sonoma counties, homeowners who lost everything are faced with a tough choice: let the government clean their property or do it themselves.
Authorities on Wednesday offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of two inmates who escaped from custody at a Palo Alto courthouse Monday and are still at large.
