Dozens of Ukrainians, Supporters Rally In Redwood City
Dozens of Ukrainians and their supporters showed up at the San Mateo County Center in Redwood City to pray for Ukraine and call others to action.
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Dozens of Ukrainians and their supporters showed up at the San Mateo County Center in Redwood City to pray for Ukraine and call others to action.
Fire burned a home in San Leandro early Monday morning, leaving two residents displaced.
More than 500 workers at Chevron's Richmond refinery will strike at 12:01 a.m. Monday after members of United Steelworkers (USW) Local 5 voted down Chevron's most recent contract proposal.
A fire displaced six people from a home Sunday night in Santa Rosa.
Some 50 rescuers from East Bay agencies managed to pull a man to safety after he was trapped in an underground pipe in Antioch Sunday night.
The Oakland A's may face another curveball in their quest to build a new waterfront ballpark.
A man and woman were arraigned Friday on murder and hate crime charges in the death of 30-year-old Justin Peoples, a Stockton Black man who was shot and stabbed at a Tracy gas station last week.
At Sunday's Oakland Running Festival, a woman came closer to realizing a daunting challenge: to ride in 50 marathons in every state in the union.
San Ramon police said Sunday night they found the pair of teen missing since last week.
A wrong-way driver traveling west on eastbound I-80 in Contra Costa County early Sunday collided head-on with a vehicle, killing both drivers according to authorities.
Police in Concord are investigating a fatal solo accident Saturday afternoon that left the teenage driver dead.
Police said a violent sideshow in East Oakland on early Saturday morning resulted separate shootings that killed one man and injured two others.
Police in the East Bay arrested a Hercules man early Saturday after Walnut Creek officers caught him for reckless driving and felony evasion, according to authorities.
The teachers' union and officials in the Mt. Diablo Unified School District have reached an agreement, ending an impasse that has lasted more than a month.
This weekend marks the beginning of a pandemic-postponed Oakland Restaurant Week with diners, chefs, wait staff and owners optimistic about brighter days ahead.