Light rain returns to Bay Area, mostly in the North Bay
Portions of the Bay Area woke up today to wet conditions as another round of light rain was passing through the region, with an additional chance of rain forecast for the end of the week.
Alameda seeks to unplug San Francisco's Portola Music Festival over noise complaints
The Portola Music Festival in San Francisco, a two-day electronic music event held on the city's waterfront last weekend, has struck another sour note with the city of Alameda, which is now looking to have it discontinued because of the noise thumping across the bay.
Bay Area hot weather sticking around; Heat advisory extended into Saturday
The Bay Area's hot weather is expected to extend into the weekend and so will a heat advisory that was issued earlier this week.
Martinez refinery reports another release of petcoke dust
The Martinez Refining Company (MRC) notified the county health department Friday morning of a release of petroleum coke dust, the most recent in a series of recent releases.
Amtrak train hits, kills pedestrian in Oakland
An Amtrak train struck and killed a person on the tracks Friday morning in Oakland's Fruitvale District, authorities said.
Update: Suspect arrested after mobile home park stabbing kills 1, injures 2 in Union City
Police arrested a suspect in Mountain View Thursday after one person was killed and two others injured in a stabbing at a Union City mobile home park.
Dr. Anthony Fauci lauds Dianne Feinstein's impact in early days of AIDS/HIV crisis
Among the dignitaries and invited guests at the memorial for the late Senator Dianne Feinstein in San Francisco on Thursday is Dr. Anthony Fauci, who worked shoulder-to-shoulder with the then-San Francisco mayor during the 1980s AIDS/HIV epidemic.
CHP agrees to $7M settlement in Erik Salgado wrongful death lawsuit over 2020 fatal shooting
The California Highway Patrol has agreed to a $7 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit over the 2020 fatal shooting of Erik Salgado in Oakland, according to family attorney and civil rights lawyer John Burris.
Sen. Feinstein memorial service no longer open to the public because of security concerns
Security concerns have once again changed the plans for the memorial service of the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein, scheduled for San Francisco City Hall on Thursday.
Starbucks closing 7 locations in San Francisco
Starbucks will close seven locations in San Francisco as the company says it is looking to adjust its portfolio of stores in the city.
Fight escalates to stabbing at San Mateo community center; 3 suspects arrested
A fight at a community center in San Mateo led to a stabbing and the arrest of three people over the weekend, authorities said.
Russ Francis, former 49ers and Patriots Pro Bowl TE, dies in plane crash
Former NFL Pro Bowl tight end Russ Francis was killed in a plane crash in upstate New York on Sunday, his family announced on social media.
San Francisco Giants fire manager Gabe Kapler as team limps into final weekend
The San Francisco Giants announced Friday the team had fired manager Gabe Kapler with three games left in the regular season.
Dianne Feinstein made history as a popular San Francisco mayor before storied Senate career
Before she became a groundbreaking U.S. Senator, Dianne Feinstein, who died Friday at the age of 90, made history as the first woman to become mayor of her hometown of San Francisco.
Bay Area political leaders react to death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein
News of the death of U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein, the longest-serving woman senator in U.S. history, brought poignant reactions from Bay Area political leaders Friday.