Woman shares survival story after more than a decade of human trafficking
Human trafficking happens every day in neighborhoods across the state and it goes barely noticed.
Bay Area families adding chicken coops to backyard to combat soaring egg prices
It's a problem for families across the country: the rising costs of eggs on top of other inflationary surges
PG&E bills prompting sticker shock from Bay Area customers
Sticker shock is the new normal at the pump, at the grocery store, and now at home with some eye-popping utility bills, making for some tough decisions for Bay Area families already tight on cash.
Ming Quong shop closing after decades of being a radiant light in Walnut Creek
A beloved mom & pop shop on downtown Walnut Creek's Main Street is closing its doors after more than five decades. It is the final chapter for the little store, Ming Quong.
Mystery surrounds deaths of veteran CHP officer, husband in separate shootings
Tennessee state authorities were trying to unravel a possible murder-for-hire plot that led to the shooting deaths of a veteran California Highway Patrol captain and her husband.
Redwood Empire Food Bank gets creative to eliminate food waste
No food goes to waste at the Redwood Empire Food Bank. Any donated food that does not get bagged up for grocery distribution, the food bank makes into fresh meals.
Veteran steps up to restore vandalized Pleasant Hill 9-11 memorial
In Pleasant Hill, neighbors were shocked to find the Twin Towers Memorial defaced, covered in graffiti.
13th annual Drag Queens on Ice show returns to dazzle at SF Union Square
It is a San Francisco tradition that brings color and entertainment to Union Square. Drag Queens on Ice returns for its 13th year.
Walnut Creek Northgate High student filling void in music education programs
Sophomore students at Northgate High School have been tasked with a community service project that revolves around something that inspires them to make a change to the world.
Ropes of Hope seeks to turn the violent tide on Oakland streets one jump at a time
Night after night reports of the growing tide of violent crime in Oakland fill the airways, but two local women are using two ropes to bring hope and turn their community into a better place.
NorCal woman hands out purses filled with hygiene essentials to Mosquito Fire victims
Hundreds of women have been lining up for purses in Placer County, handed out by one woman who is trying to make the lives of the Mosquito Fire victims a little easier.
In emotional return, Mosquito Fire evacuee finds home still standing
The Mosquito Fire in the Sierra Nevada foothills is only 20% contained and has forced more than 11,000 people to flee their homes.
'Black Girls in Blazers' empowering girls, women through mentoring
A school counselor finds success in her career and personal life through a female-founded and Oakland-based organization.
New program gives hope to victims and families battling dementia
There is a measure of new hope for victims and families battling the devastating effects Alzheimer's and related dementias.
Time for Three pushes classical music forward; headlines with SF Symphony
Live music has returned to the San Francisco Symphony. Time for Three, a band performing with the symphony this week, is making waves through their notes by playing a different sort of tune while sharing their message of what "contact" means to them.