Human Germs, Bacteria Seen As Weapons In War Against Cancer
Bay Area scientists are on the hunt to discover how a person's own germs may be the best medicine in the war against cancer.
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Bay Area scientists are on the hunt to discover how a person's own germs may be the best medicine in the war against cancer.
There's a reason Sergio Estrada keeps a ladder in his backyard.
The city of Oakland has promised to install a new surveillance system in Cesar Chavez Park to replace one that has been non-operational.
With harvest season underway in Wine Country, one vineyard is using robots to help make the perfect bottle.
Several colleges in California have recently been caught abusing the system. KPIX 5 has learned Homeland Security wants to shut another one down.
An Alameda County Social Services' assessment center in Hayward - where sex-trafficking victims are first taken to safety - are being used by pimps to recruit other victims.
The City of Palo Alto is all but certain to approve a $1.5 million renovation of a popular bay nature walk next week. But that doesn't mean it will be finished anytime soon.
Two men were murdered in cold blood in an Oakland park, right in front of surveillance cameras. But the cameras didn't capture the crime.
Former San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos is pitching an out-of-the-box solution to the city's homeless crisis that would get people in need off the streets and onto a ship.
Golden Gate Park can be a quiet oasis, a hub of athletic activity. But on most evenings, it can be a virtual freeway for cars zipping through the park.
A growing number of thieves are targeting farmers in California's Central Valley by stealing beehives, but those farmers are planning to fight back with a sting operation of their own.
After years of empty promises the state is finally taking action to provide a Central Valley town with clean drinking water. The news comes just months after a KPIX 5 investigation.
Seven years ago the San Francisco Chronicle was in real trouble. They were hemorrhaging money, close to $50 million a year. Its parent company, Hearst Corporation, almost shut it down.
How can one of the wealthiest cities in California have such a terrible public school? That was the question resonating at a school board meeting in Marin County.
San Francisco's plan for Muni in the Mission District promised to speed up commutes, but the time saved has come at a startling cost: a million dollars a minute.
