San Francisco's Union Square Is Scene Of Shooting, Car Crash
New surveillance videos could provide some clues about a shooting and three-car crash in San Francisco's Union Square neighborhood.
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New surveillance videos could provide some clues about a shooting and three-car crash in San Francisco's Union Square neighborhood.
Cal Fire says a wildfire that was ignited by a lightning strike in a heavily wooded area in Woodside had spread to 50 acres on Tuesday.
"Do not drink water from faucets," the East Bay Municipal Utility District told people in Alameda Point on Tuesday evening.
The San Francisco Police Department's internet crimes against children unit arrested five individuals on suspicion of contacting minors over the internet for sexual purposes in the month of August.
The city of Concord announced it is competing for Amazon's second headquarters.
A Los Gatos middle school is considering a change its dress code after a father stood up for his daughter when she was recently sent home over what she was wearing.
Police in Berkeley got permission from the city council Tuesday to add pepper spray to the force's arsenal to disburse violent demonstrations that have repeatedly hit the city this year during political protests
The 49ers are considering changes to Levi's Stadium, after fans sweltered in the stands during the home opener.
Just four weeks ago the city unveiled the newly restored William McKinley Monument in Golden Gate Park restoration. It only lasted about two weeks.
Cine+Mas, SF Latino Film Festival organizer Luchio Ramirez and filmmaker Nicole Opper talk to Bay Sunday about what's in store.
The Crystal Children's Choir president and conductor Karl Chang and director Diana Huang talk to Bay Sunday host Kenny Choi.
Family Coach Dr. Catherine Pearlman shares tips for parents to help their kids transition from summer leisure, to back-to-school time.
Author Christina Taber talks to Bay Sunday host Kenny Choi about her book,'Do You Ever Wonder What Happens In The Barnyard At Night?'
A climate study published recently shows just how much fossil fuel producers have contributed to the increase in global surface temperatures and sea level rise, which San Mateo County officials say has caused more than $40 million in damage in their county.
