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An earlier diesel fuel spill on Interstate Highway 580 just west of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge on the Marin County side has prompted emergency road repairs this morning, according to a Caltrans spokesman.
A man who was inspired by The Beatles as a kid did not let his deafness stop him from pursuing a career in music. Mike Sugerman reports in his About The Bay segment.
First, let's begin with today! A heat advisory is in effect for our inland areas as temperatures soar into the triple digits for the first time this year. The hottest locations will be in the East Bay. Concord, Clayton, Pleasanton and Livermore will all hit near 103 degrees. Brentwood, Tracy, Mountain House, Discovery Bay could even be hotter. With this kind of heat, the potential for fire danger increases.
In the middle of a fourth year of drought in California, construction is underway for a massive, $36 million water park in the East Bay of San Francisco.
A 20-year-old Dutch inventor is crowd-funding a new cleanup effort that first must measure how much plastic we're dealing with in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in the ocean.
The Fairfield Police Department announced Saturday they have installed license plate readers on two patrol vehicles.
Last week we were wondering if we would ever be able to put away our winter sweaters and today we got our answer.
A Salinas man was sentenced Thursday in Monterey County Superior Court to 12 years in state prison for committing lewd acts on a child under the age of 14 and contacting a minor for a lewd purpose.
BART has announced major closures this summer, likely over Labor Day Weekend, for critical track maintenance that will close the Transbay Tube for five days.
Cleanup teams have determined that 44 percent of 96.5 miles of California coastline is clear of oil from the Refugio Oil Spill, a state official said Sunday.
An appeal of two of San Francisco's gun laws led by the National Rifle Association was rejected by the Supreme Court.
Firefighters put out a one-alarm fire at Union Street Goldsmith jewelry shop in San Francisco's Marina District early Monday morning.
One critical field of study to consider is psychology, with one segment – industrial-organizational psychologists
Idan Tendler is the co-founder and CEO of San Francisco-based Fortscale, a recent winner of the Cyber Defense Award for the Most Innovative Enterprise Security Solution
Despite a continued teacher shortage in San Francisco and in other parts of California, online learning has played a vital role in education for local students, especially for those who have difficulty traveling to more traditional, institutions of higher learning.
