Bay Area Iranians apprehensive in aftermath of attack on Israel
With the recent escalation of attacks between Israel and Iran, Iranians in the Bay Area are praying for peace and the safety of their loved ones.
Oakland celebrates return of First Friday festivities after three-month break
Oakland's popular First Friday festival, a monthly event that draws thousands to enjoy music, food, culture and community in the East Bay, returns Friday evening after a financial shortfall forced a break that began after the last event in December.
Short-staffed Antioch Police Department has residents on edge
Like many police departments across the Bay Area, Antioch is having a hard time filling open positions.
Livermore man reunites with first responders who saved his life to thank them
Despite being on the front lines of life-and-death situations, being a first responder can be a thankless job, which made one reunion on Wednesday extra special.
San Francisco supervisor jeered at community event
A media event held by S.F. supervisor Connie Chan to demand the mayor send more resources to her district turned into a heated confrontation on Friday.
Oakland Coliseum workers' lives upended with A's move to Sacramento
Many employees who work at the Coliseum are left wondering where their paychecks will come from after this final season of the A's in Oakland.
Pliny the Younger fans brave unseasonably wet, windy weather for taste of 20th anniversary beer
Some Easter egg hunts and other activities were canceled Friday due to the rain and wind. But fans of a famed North Bay beer braved the elements, standing in line for hours for a glass.
Oakland A's fans feeling mix of emotions during Opening Day as some protest game
It's Opening Day in Oakland and fans are feeling a flood of emotions, with it possibly being the last time the A's start the season at the Coliseum.
Santa Rosa parents take first steps to recall school board president over safety concerns
With safety an issue at some Santa Rosa City Schools, a group of parents is stepping up to take action.
Starbucks bathroom hidden camera, neighbor's arrest leaves San Jose community in shock
A San Jose community is in shock after police arrested a man on suspicion of capturing graphic images with a hidden camera at a Starbucks bathroom.
Former S.F. mayor Willie Brown, turning 90, kicks off week of birthday merrymaking
Well-wishers packed Chief Sullivan's pub in San Francisco Friday night for a special celebration in honor of former mayor Willie Brown.
Restaurant Week in Oakland links international cuisines to local innovation
Oakland's Restaurant Week started Thursday night and, for ten days, people will be able to find deals at roughly 160 dining establishments that reflect the diversity of The Town.
Oakland police send out alert about alarming trend in how robbers are targeting victims
Robberies are up by 32% so far this year in Oakland, and thieves are very specific about how and who they are going after.
Parents of UC Berkeley students hire private security guards to patrol campus
Starting this week, a team of private security guards will patrol the south side of the University of California Berkeley campus. They were hired by a group of concerned parents.
Company reverses decision that could have forced San Francisco tenants out of building
The tenants of a Mission District apartment building thought they would be forced out of their homes but recently found out they could stay.