State Licensed Daycare Provider Repeatedly Cited Prior To Baby's Death
It's every working parents' dilemma: How to pick a daycare provider they can trust. But a state license is no guarantee your child is safe.
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It's every working parents' dilemma: How to pick a daycare provider they can trust. But a state license is no guarantee your child is safe.
Several downed trees are raising flooding concerns for people living near an East Bay Creek as a new round of storms rolls into the region.
The fungicide Myclobutanil is toxic for humans and is found in marijuana from numerous San Francisco dispensaries.
A KPIX 5 investigation into an abandoned mercury mine near Guerneville has revealed that the state plans to issue a serious health warning that certain fish in the Russian River are not safe to eat.
If you paid a fine for a red light ticket in Fremont, pay attention -- there's something the city didn't want anyone to know.
Psychedelics are poised to make a breakthrough as a therapeutic agent which may help patients suffering from life-threatening conditions and psychological traumas.
Overloaded highways, rundown roads, pipes and canals - Bay Area cities don't have the money to fix the rapidly deteriorating infrastructure.
The John Dillard is one of two highly specialized boats equipped with cranes that are trying to keep the shipping lanes clear of debris. It's a big job.
Community members, along and advocacy groups, are keeping up the pressure to close the CEMEX corporation's 111-year old Lapis Sand Mine on the Central Coast.
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Some evacuations orders remained in effect Monday in the area around the Russian River in Sonoma County as the river surged past flood stage.
It seemed like a great idea -- a web-based tracking system called 'Nextbus' that allows passengers waiting catch a ride on San Francisco Muni lines tell when their bus or light rail train will arrive.
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A Santa Rosa artist has gone above and beyond when it comes to helping the homeless, designing and helping to build a group of miniature shelters for those in need.
