Gov. Brown Declares State Of Emergency, Seeks Federal Aid Over Storms
Gov. Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency Tuesday and requested a presidential major disaster declaration due to damage caused by recent storms.
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Gov. Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency Tuesday and requested a presidential major disaster declaration due to damage caused by recent storms.
A Vallejo motel was fined for fire code violations after Sunday's blaze.
A flooded San Jose neighborhood is still cleaning up after Coyote Creek overflowed its banks two weeks ago.
A horse and rider got in trouble Tuesday afternoon in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
It was a frustrating day for passengers who boarded a flight Tuesday morning in San Jose and hoped to watch the sun set in Hawaii.
Engineers in Menlo Park are hoping their work on Elon Musk's Hyperloop will make the project's planned 700 mile-an-hour trips to and from Los Angeles a reality.
The price of salmon could be way up as fishermen face what could be one of the worst seasons in years.
For one Northern California woman, changes to the health care law could mean the difference between life and death.
A sixth suspect was arrested in the February stabbing death of a Little League president who was working security at a downtown San Jose restaurant.
Some East Bay homeowners are faced with shrinking backyards crumbling into a growing creek due to erosion damage they say their flood insurance won't cover.
Poet Marc Bamuthi Joseph talks to Bay Sunday's Roberta Gonzales about the Postic Address to the Nation happening at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in SF.
Billy Downing is the Founder and CEO of ESM Prep. He shares tips for families with students as they embark upon the college admission season.
Kathryn & Craig Hall from Hall & Walt Wines in Napa bring bottles of some great vintages to Bay Sunday.
A traffic alert was issued Tuesday afternoon after a big-rig fire briefly shut down three lanes of eastbound I-580 just west of I-680 in Pleasanton, according to authorities.
