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An evacuation order that affected thousands in Bay Point and Pittsburg was lifted at 2:30 p.m Thursday afternoon after crews put out a fire that was threatening a major Chevron natural gas pipeline, officials said.
Roads in the Bay Area were the worst in the nation and accounted for high costs to drivers in 2016, according to a report released by a national nonprofit Wednesday.
The campaign trail for Hayward's city council is turning ugly for Aisha Wahab, a Muslim candidate who has become the target of racial remarks and other threats.
Concord police searched Wednesday for a brazen bank robbery suspect who was captured on surveillance video stuffing a bag full of cash at Wells Fargo Bank branch in August.
A 20-foot rebar tower fell at a construction site in Fremont on Wednesday morning, leaving three people injured including one critically, fire officials said.
A Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Antioch is considered a total loss after a two-alarm fire caused heavy damage early Wednesday morning.
A Berkeley man talked to KPIX 5 Tuesday in an exclusive interview about his terrifying ordeal four months ago when his landlord allegedly shot him in a dispute over unpaid rent.
Contra Costa County's Public Works wants to install Botts' dots in Concord. They hope the ceramic domes will become such an annoyance for sideshow participants that they will stop doing them.
A small World War II-era single-propeller plane ran off the runway at the Livermore Municipal Airport Tuesday afternoon, but no one was hurt, according to the FAA.
A riot broke out at Salinas Valley State Prison Tuesday, hours after an inmate was found dead of multiple wounds in his cell, authorities said.
Alameda County prosecutors have obtained a grand jury indictment against a transient for the fatal stabbing of an 18-year-old at the MacArthur BART station in July in an effort to expedite the case.
Oakland Zoo officials were reviewing social media video Tuesday of a man who climbed over a barrier at the tiger exhibition over the weekend.
The Warriors' pending move comes amid a recent spate of upgrades for NBA franchises.
One East Bay city is considering an unconventional approach to helping the homeless that involves selling tickets to see the Golden State Warriors that are usually reserved for city officials.
As the region's pricey housing market forces more residents to camp on city streets and huddle under freeways, Oakland Monday unveiled a $9 million initiative to help those on the verge of losing a roof over their heads.
