Orinda Sinkhole Raises Issues With Nearly Year-Old Moraga Crater
With more rain coming down Wednesday, there is a renewed rush to shore up two sizable sinkholes in the East Bay, including one that is nearly a year old.
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With more rain coming down Wednesday, there is a renewed rush to shore up two sizable sinkholes in the East Bay, including one that is nearly a year old.
Bay Area police departments are going on alert as Donald Trump is sworn in as President.
Amid non-stop rain Wednesday, a massive mudslide has closed a portion of a busy road in the Santa Cruz Mountains near Highway 35.
Firefighters in San Jose on Wednesday evening battled a fire at a condominium complex off Florence Avenue not far from 680 and Alum Rock Avenue.
A potent blast of wet weather took aim at the Bay Area's evening commute, bringing with a threat of water-covered roadways, heavy downpours and gusty winds, forecasters said.
Supervisor Aaron Peskin Wednesay joined with the mayor's office in announcing legislation seeking to block a Chinese stationless bike-sharing company from launching in San Francisco without permits.
Berkeley police stopped a sexual assault in progress early on Tuesday morning and arrested the suspect, police said.
The threat of rockslides on O'Shaughnessy Boulevard in San Francisco Wednesday due to the latest storm system required San Francisco Public Works to temporarily close the road.
Facebook was the top non-television source for election news cited by supporters of both candidates, according to a survey by the Pew Research Center.
A group of stowaway baby raccoons are calling the Oakland Zoo home while a search for a permanent residence is underway, according to zoo officials.
Netflix's video streaming service is booming while its steadily shrinking DVD-by-mail business has turned into an afterthought.
A lawmaker from the North Bay is introducing a bill that would require information about claims of Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election to be placed in textbooks.
Oracle America Inc. has been sued by the U.S. Department of Labor for alleged job discrimination against women, African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Hispanics and non-Asians.
As two members of the Oakland-based R&B band Tower of Power continue to recover at a hospital, a benefit concert was held Tuesday night at the same Oakland jazz venue where they were scheduled to play just before being hit by a train while crossing the street last week.
A man and woman who were both killed Tuesday afternoon when their cars collided outside Morgan Hill have been identified, California Highway Patrol officers said.
