Mass transit agencies in other large U.S. cities face reduced ridership, budget challenges
Kris Van Cleave reports on how changing commuter patterns and diminished revenue are challenging transit agencies across the country (11-9-2023)
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Kris Van Cleave reports on how changing commuter patterns and diminished revenue are challenging transit agencies across the country (11-9-2023)
Team coverage of declining air quality due to wildfire smoke from Northern California and Oregon (9-19-2023)
As Hurricane Hilary takes a path toward California, forecasters are looking closely at the expected effects in the Bay Area from what would be another rare weather event, a tropical storm that would bring heavy rain and flooding to the state.
A woman is in custody after police in Brentwood found her husband fatally stabbed in the couple's home Tuesday morning.
Kaiser Permanente health care workers picketed Tuesday at more than 40 facilities across the state, including 17 in the Bay Area, claiming unsafe staffing levels.
San Francisco's response to the COVID-19 crisis resulted in one of the lowest coronavirus-related death tolls among U.S. metropolitan cities, a study has found.
The Petrified Forest in Calistoga is up for sale as the owners prepare to retire.
Endangered humpback whales are making cameos in the Bay one after the next, but, despite their presence, local whale tours are struggling to operate.
With the news that historic Golden Gate Fields is closing its doors for good, hundreds of workers are left in a lurch. Len Ramirez spoke with a married couple, both of whom are longtime racetrack employees, who are wondering what their future holds.
At several parks in Fairfield, the city installed an audio repellent that emits high-frequency sound typically heard by people under the age of 25. It was meant as a measure to keep teenagers from loitering in the parks overnight, but as Madisen Keavy explains, the devices have became a nuisance to neighbors.
An Oakland native is raising literacy rates in Oakland public schools where standardized tests show only about a third of students are reading at grade level.
A high-pitched problem for Fairfield neighbors has young people annoyed and parents confused. It's the result of an audio repellent known as The Mosquito, a device that utilizes high-frequency sound detected by youths under 25.
In a scene straight out of a buddy cop movie, Fairfield police said two officers recently bagged a burglary suspect by chasing him down on a borrowed golf cart.
Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced Wednesday he is resigning Aug. 31 after an investigation commissioned by the school's Board of Trustees found "manipulation of research data" in several academic papers of which he was the principal author.
A man has been charged with burglary after allegedly squatting in the home of a South San Francisco couple and causing several thousand dollars in damage while the homeowners were on vacation.
Authorities in Sunnyvale have arrested a man after he found a lost dog Monday night and allegedly tried to extort $1,000 from the dog's owners.
A new state law just took effect that allows millions of ex-felons to seal their criminal records, opening up new opportunities for former offenders who served their time. Lezla Gooden introduces us to an Oakland man who created a support network for people who are trying to find a fresh start.
This week's Jefferson Award winner is Hollis Berger, a North Bay college student who has spent more than half her life raising money for pediatric cancer patients. Sharon Chin introduces us to her.
It claims to be the oldest craft brewery in the country, but after 1927 years in business San Francisco-based Anchor Brewing announced it's shutting down and pursuing bankruptcy. José Martínez spoke with a company spokesperson as well as some dedicated customers about the closure.
A woman died more than a month after being hit by a car while riding her bicycle in San Jose, police announced Wednesday.
A 17-year-old boy was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon, according to the Redwood City Police Department.
As cities across the Bay Area get more serious about wildfire prevention after years of devastation, one local neighborhood is working together to create a defense against potential fires.
As part of CBS News Bay Area's new series "Project Earth," Lauren Toms visits a Berkeley neighborhood, where residents are creating a plan prevent potential wildfires.
As Oakland faces the largest budget deficit in its history, members of the City Council's finance and management committee Tuesday endorsed a raise to the mayor's salary that would bump Mayor Sheng Thao's pay by around $75,000 annually.
The police response to an annual unsanctioned skateboarding event in San Francisco's Mission District over the weekend has sparked a heated debate where even some participants are saying it has gotten out of control.
