San Francisco Mayor Commits $44 Million To Teacher Housing Project
Mayor Ed Lee this week moved to commit $44 million in city funding toward building a long-delayed teacher housing project at a site in San Francisco's Sunset District.
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Mayor Ed Lee this week moved to commit $44 million in city funding toward building a long-delayed teacher housing project at a site in San Francisco's Sunset District.
An off-duty Alameda County Sheriff's deputy was killed Friday when his car was rear-ended by a bus carrying Tesla employees, according to the California Highway Patrol.
BART officials Friday morning are reporting track work occurring this weekend between the Lake Merritt and Fruitvale stations in Oakland will occur on Saturday.
Firefighters said two more suspicious vehicle fires were set in the East Bay Friday morning -- this time in Lafayette and in Walnut Creek.
President Donald Trump, in an apparent warning to his fired FBI director, said Friday that James Comey had better hope there are no "tapes" of their conversations.
After his 16-year-old daughter Kimberly died following a seizure on a basketball court last weekend, Ramir Nuestro made one of her last wishes come true.
A grand jury said Mark Peterson illegally spent $66,000 from his political campaign account on personal items from 2011 to 2016.
On this Mother's Day, KPIX 5 anchor Elizabeth Cook has another reason she'll be hugging her mother even tighter.
Book Passage co-owner Bill Petrocelli sued the state in federal court to challenge a law that requires extensive documentation for autographs on collectible items.
Police arrested 27-year-old Dillan Woods on suspicion of robbery and outstanding parole violations.
An estimated 200,000 to 300,000 of the fish died Wednesday when a faulty wire caused a well pump to fail, leaving the fish without enough fresh water and oxygen.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed a petition Thursday in Superior Court seeking a court order for addresses and names of drivers who operate in the city.
When it comes to spending the tobacco tax approved on the state ballot last November, Governor Jerry Brown seems to have a somewhat creative interpretation of what voters approved.
A Mexican woman from Santa Rosa who has been in immigration detention for nearly 15 months was granted release on a $25,000 bond by a U.S. immigration judge in San Francisco Thursday.
A sheriff's helicopter crew warned a group of paddle-boarders to get out of the ocean after spotting more than a dozen great white sharks along the Southern California coast.
