Man Exposes Himself To Female Victim In Palo Alto; Third Incident This Week, Police Say
Palo Alto police are on high alert after a third incident this week in which a man exposed himself to a female victim.
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Palo Alto police are on high alert after a third incident this week in which a man exposed himself to a female victim.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris has opened an investigation into the state public utilities commission.
A 31-year-old man released from jail Thursday admitted he poured bleach on a young opossum that died Saturday after he placed it in trash can behind a pizzeria in Santa Cruz, according to an animal control officer.
Hackers have intercepted around 200,000 private photos sent using the photo messaging app Snapchat on Thursday.
The San Jose police officer who was moonlighting for the San Francisco 49ers was on duty and in uniform when he responded to a domestic violence call at Ray McDonald's home back in August.
Strong winds and low humidity are expected for the later part of the weekend and warm weather builds back in, raising fire dangers in the North Bay.
Could we all be living in a massive computer simulation? SETI astronomer Seth Shostak explores how we know if we're really alive.
The Parade of Navy Ships made its way under the Golden Gate Bridge for a special event Friday morning.
150 firefighters gave the San Francisco Fire Chief a vote of no-confidence regarding her job performance in a closed-door meeting Thursday night.
A story KPIX 5 broke last week has people in San Jose talking about next month's mayoral election.
Amending San Francisco's plastic water bottle ban was the subject of a recent Board of Supervisors' hearing. As of October 1st, events with access to onsite water have been prohibited from selling bottled water.
Sheriff's officials will request funds next week to purchase two readers - one to be placed near the Highway 101 onramp, a second to be mounted on a patrol car.
Power has been restored to nearly half of the more than 4,000 PG&E customers affected by an outage in San Francisco Friday morning, a utility spokesman said.
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition reports that people cycling through the Golden Gate Park extension have been "hit with a bottle or blunt object, and the assailants either stole or attempted to steal their bikes."
A federal judge ruled on Thursday against a National Park Service ranger who used a stun gun on a man for being uncooperative about his off-leash dog in an unincorporated San Mateo Park.
