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A homeowner who landed near the top of the East Bay Municipal Utility District's water waster list said a leaky pipe was to blame. He also questions the water district's shame campaign.
The East Bay community of Antioch is divided on how to deal with the growing number of feral cats in the city. A flyer claims the city will trap the cats, which city officials deny.
All lanes of southbound state Highway 680 have reopened Friday afternoon near Sunol, following a big-rig spill that caused the freeway to close for nearly five hours.
Nearly 16 years after a Pinole woman's mutilated body was found in Nevada, the man convicted of killing her was sentenced to 50 years to life in state prison Friday.
A woman who jumped out of her Lyft ride and broke her ankle because she feared she was being kidnapped on Thursday night in San Francisco actually had a deaf driver who didn't know she was talking to him, police said Friday.
Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie has taken his fair share of criticism for some of the free agent moves he's made over the past few years.
San Francisco 49ers running back Carlos Hyde has been ruled out of Sunday's game at the St. Louis Rams because of an injured left foot.
Like one of his fine wines, Oakland Raiders defense back Charles Woodson is simply getting better with age.
Chevron announced Friday the company is going to cut up to 7,000 jobs over the next couple of years in orders to save billions of dollars.
Jill Schlesinger looks at a unique perk some companies are offering workers.
ESPN has ended the Grantland website five months after founding editor Bill Simmons left the company.
A 21-year-old man was arrested for allegedly stabbing a man in front of his own home as a child watched Thursday evening in South San Jose, a police spokesman said Friday.
Deputies are investigating an attempted homicide following an early morning shooting in unincorporated San Pablo Friday, which left one person with several gunshot wounds.
Two Native American tribes have filed a lawsuit claiming state transportation officials have destroyed Native cultural sites during construction of a Highway 101 bypass in Northern California.
The Oakland Police Department is adding 35 new officers to its force Friday at a graduation ceremony at the Scottish Rite Center for recruits who graduated from the department's 172nd training academy.
