Oakland Mayor Urges Local Firms To Mentor Youth By Creating Year-Long Internships
Mayor Schaaf wants to place at least 2,000 students in internships this summer and she asked employers to think about offering internships all year long.
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Mayor Schaaf wants to place at least 2,000 students in internships this summer and she asked employers to think about offering internships all year long.
Thousands of people packed Japantown Saturday for the annual Cherry Blossom Festival.
As the manhunt continues for the suspects in a wild San Francisco crime spree continues, more details are emerging about the innocent bystander who lost her life during their escape.
Clorox is trying to clean up a mess on social media after a tweet the company made. The Oakland-based company joked about the new multi-cultural emoji icons, but many didn't find it funny.
Huge amounts of water are mysteriously vanishing from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta -- and the prime suspects are farmers whose families have tilled fertile soil there for generations.
Local volunteers and officials with the Presidio Trust released the first native species into Mountain Lake Monday after an extensive restoration and enhancement.
A pedestrian was killed and another injured when they were struck by a car fleeing police during a wild chase through San Francisco, and the suspects involved are still on the loose.
Interest has ramped up for fishing in the Bay Area now that the salmon season has begun.
Two bats found in Windsor and Sebastopol tested positive for rabies the first week in April, the Sonoma County Department of Health Services said Friday.
The office of U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag announced Thursday that Sprint Communications, Inc., has agreed to pay $15.5 million to settle allegations that it overcharged law enforcement agencies for carrying out court-ordered wiretaps and other surveillance activities.
The man who once led Herguan University in the South Bay has pleaded guilty in a visa fraud case that could impact the school's students, many of whom have come from abroad.
A large pool of warm water off the Pacific Coast may be exacerbating California's already severe drought. Climate scientist Nick Bond of the University of Washington said the pool of water, which he calls "the blob," is about 2-7 degrees warmer than normal.
The independent police auditor in San Jose has issued a yearly report on the city's police department. Chief among the recommendations is for the police department to change the way it internally investigates use-of-force incidents by officers.
Within half an hour, the company appeared to sell out the initial batch of watches that were available for the first official day of shipping on April 24.
After weeks of rumors, surviving members of the Grateful Dead will perform farewell shows at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara this summer, the band and stadium officials confirmed Friday.