Bay Area Gets A Chance Of Rain By The End Of The Week

KCBS and KPIX Meteorologist Roberta Gonzales' forecast includes a slight chance of rain in the Bay Area forecast towards the end of the week.

• May 11, 2015

Blacks, Latinos Detained In Disproportionate Numbers By San Jose Police

The City of San Jose's Independent Police auditor believes new data on police detentions and arrests shows that racial bias exists in the department.

• May 11, 2015

4 Of Google's Self-Driving Cars Have Crashed On California Roads

Four of the nearly 50 self-driving cars now rolling around California have gotten into accidents since September, when the state began issuing permits for companies to test them on public roads.

• May 11, 2015

San Mateo Bridge Work Finishes Ahead Of Schedule, Traffic Running Smoothly

The eastbound lanes of the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge are open Monday morning after crews finished weekend work on the span, a Caltrans spokesman said.

• May 11, 2015

2 Displaced In East Oakland House Fire, No One Injured

At least two people were displaced in a small house fire in East Oakland early Monday morning after a short in the home's electrical system.

• May 11, 2015

Renowned Educator Advises Students To Use All Experiences For Positive Teaching

Gary Gruber, Ph.D. is nationally recognized as the leading authority on standardized tests and the developer of critical thinking skills.

• May 11, 2015

San Francisco CEO Wants Tech Students To Think About What Success Is Based On

Kirk Krappe is the CEO of Apttus, the category-defining quote-to-cash software company based in the Bay Area.

• May 11, 2015

Professor Suggests Students Should Consider Interests When Deciding Career

University of San Francisco professor Richard Waters says you have to be happy at the end of the day with work, or life will be miserable.

• May 11, 2015

Cryptographer Advises Students To Learn Tools, Skills Outside Traditional Coursework

Paul Kocher is the co-author of the widely used SSL 3.0 standard, designed to provide communications security over a computer network.

• May 11, 2015

San Mateo Bridge Work On Schedule To Finish By Monday Morning's Commute

Caltrans says crews are on schedule to reopen the Hayward-San Mateo Bridge for Monday morning's commute.

• May 10, 2015

Lightning Sparks 66-Acre Wildfire In Monterey County

Latent fire sparked by lightning caused a 66-acre wildfire in Monterey County that was 90 percent contained Sunday evening, a spokesperson for Cal Fire said.

• May 10, 2015

Personal Information Collected By License Plate Readers May Be Available To Anyone Who Asks

If you drive a car through the Bay Area, chances are good that police have photos of your license plate, and data on where you've been, and that information may be available to anyone who asks for it.

• May 10, 2015

Meth Lab Found In Prunedale Home After Disturbance Between Neighbors

A neighbor disturbance led deputies to the discovery of a methamphetamine production lab at a home in Prunedale on Saturday, Monterey County sheriff's officials said Sunday.

• May 10, 2015

Not Much Left Of Candlestick Park As Demolition Nears Home Stretch

Decades of memories are being reduced to rubble, and there's not much left of Candlestick Park.

• May 10, 2015

Californians Getting Mixed Messages During Drought

California is adopting unprecedented restrictions on water use, but residents are getting mixed messages from state and local officials.

• May 10, 2015

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