Harmful algae bloom confirmed in San Francisco bay
Reddish-brown algae harmful to fish and other marine life has appeared along the shores of Emeryville, Berkeley and Albany, environmental group San Francisco Baykeeper confirmed Monday.
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Reddish-brown algae harmful to fish and other marine life has appeared along the shores of Emeryville, Berkeley and Albany, environmental group San Francisco Baykeeper confirmed Monday.
Non-teaching staff of the Mount Diablo Unified School District will see their wages increase this year after union members ratified a new three-year contract with the school district, Teamsters Local 856 announced Monday.
Evacuations were ordered on Sunday for an area of Fremont after authorities located explosive devices in a business on Industrial Place.
Contra Costa county officials on Friday warned residents of a new scam targeting homeowners.
Police in Hayward are shining a light on a decades-old cold case, in which a young man was shot in a drive-by shooting, in hopes of solving the crime.
Oakland Fruitvale District residents who live near the Union Pacific tracks say they're fed up with encampment trash, ongoing crime and vehicle fires.
A car fire that started on eastbound Interstate 580 Saturday in Livermore and ultimately spread to 80 acres of vegetation has been fully contained,
BART said its 19th Street Oakland station was closed just after noon Sunday due to police activity.
A fire at a triplex on Sunday in Antioch injured one person, the Contra Costa Fire Protection District said.
One person was shot in the face early Saturday as the car they were in merged onto Interstate Highway 980 at 11th Street in Oakland, the California Highway Patrol said.
A person was found shot to death west of Oakland High School just after 11 a.m. Saturday, police said.
Firefighters found one occupant inside a one-story residence when they responded to a report of heavy smoke and flames in the 2600 block of Dover Avenue in San Pablo about 4:18 p.m. on Friday.
Residents from all corners of Oakland say crime is out of control and they need help.
Animal shelters across the Bay Area have reached a crisis level as more and more people are surrendering their dogs because they can no longer afford to keep them.
Two Bay Area underground basins have been approved by the state for their plans to maintain their water supplies, the California Department of Water Resources announced this week.
