Firefighters Battle 1-Alarm Blaze In West Oakland
Firefighters were battling a one-alarm blaze at a residence in West Oakland Tuesday evening.
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Firefighters were battling a one-alarm blaze at a residence in West Oakland Tuesday evening.
Police detained a man suspected of critically injuring a 22-year-old Antioch man during a shooting Tuesday afternoon in Antioch.
The race to represent much of Silicon Valley in the U.S. House of Representatives is setting up to be one of the hottest contests in November, after Democrats Mike Honda and Ro Khanna became the top two finishers in Tuesday's primary election.
In one of the highest-spending elections in the state, Republican Catharine Baker held a firm lead over three Democratic opponents for the East Bay 16th Assembly District race.
Only six PG&E customers in Novato remained without power Tuesday night after a car struck a power pole Tuesday afternoon, knocking out power to nearly 900 PG&E customers and sparking a small vegetation fire
The American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California filed a lawsuit Monday against the Alameda County Sheriff's Office over a policy requiring all women booked into Alameda County jails who are younger than 60 to submit to a pregnancy test.
The video released Tuesday by Oakland Unified School District spokesman Troy Flint appears to show two guards pushing 17-year-old Francisco Martinez out of his wheelchair before one guard kicks Martinez in the head.
Who says a horse can't land a clothing endorsement? And, a shoe deal, at that?
A man so notorious a movie was made about his life just walked out of prison. Ex-kingpin "George Jung" is now in San Francisco where he will finish serving his sentence.
A hotel housekeeper found a trove of stolen goods in Concord last weekend and made some burglary victims very happy.
San Francisco's Waterfront Development Height Proposal was approved by voters in Tuesday's election, making it clear they don't want tall developments blocking views along San Francisco Bay.
Voters in two far Northern California counties are showing only tepid interest in advisory measures that call for creating a 51st state named Jefferson.
California voters handily approved ballot measures Tuesday requiring that local governments pay the cost of making their records and meetings public and redirecting $600 million in bond money to provide housing for low-income veterans.
In the race for California Superintendent of Public Instruction, incumbent Tom Torlakson staked an early lead over fellow Democrat Marshall Tuck while a a third GOP candidate had a surprisingly strong showing, according to early results.
