California Republican Party Convention held in San Francisco Bay Area
The Bay Area played host to the California Republican Party Convention this weekend.
Stop signs replace some Oakland traffic lights to deter copper theft
Oakland has removed the traffic lights from one intersection and replaced them with 4-way stop signs due to people stealing copper and then tampering with an electrical box.
Retiree takes up part-time career in South Bay law enforcement
Now in his sixties, Bob Yee, a former marketing executive, is set to become a peace officer in Santa Clara County.
UC Berkeley commencement peaceful despite pro-Palestinian protest
Thousands of new Cal graduates were happy Saturday's commencement went forward despite the presence of some rather loud protesters.
Brazen, illegal trash dumping in Oakland caught on camera
A bystander recorded the shocking sight of a truck blatantly dumping piles of construction material and debris at a city park in Oakland.
High atop Golden Gate Bridge, Newsom touts tourism comeback; Bay Area lags state
California Governor Gavin Newsom proclaimed the state's tourism industry has bounced back and exceeded 2019 pre-pandemic levels, while some business owners in the Bay Area report they are still waiting for the rebound.
Oaklanders stay positive on The Town as crime stats improve
Even on a gloomy and rainy Saturday, there was still a lot of optimism about the future of Oakland.
San Jose police officer critically hurt, 2nd officer injured in shooting; suspect also shot
A San Jose officer was in critical condition following a shootout with a domestic violence suspect on Thursday night in the city's Santa Teresa neighborhood, police said.
Oakland entrepreneurs resolve to invest in The Town despite challenges
Foot traffic to Oakland businesses is on the rise and entrepreneurs, despite challenges, say they believe in The Town.
Prostitution in plain sight prompts Oakland community condemnation
Residents of Oakland's San Antonio neighborhood are demanding the city do something about rampant prostitution and sex trafficking in the area.
Scavenger hunt for coins worth thousands organized to teach about San Francisco history
Treasure hunters frantically searched for rare and valuable coins in a scavenger hunt on Friday as part of a company's plan to teach San Francisco history.
San Francisco public toilet once priced at $1.7M opens to fanfare, relief for lowered cost
People in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood on Sunday celebrated the opening of a public toilet that made headlines for its $1.7 million estimated cost before eventually being built for much less.
"Unofficial" 4/20 celebration draws mellow crowd to Golden Gate Park
Hundreds gathered Saturday on Hippie Hill to celebrate marijuana, good vibes and beautiful weather and no one seemed to mind that the event was neither officially planned nor sanctioned.
Friends of Mario Gonzalez' family welcome charges against Alameda officers
Three police officers are facing involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of an Oakland man in Alameda three years ago.
Wild night of Oakland sideshows caught on camera
Violence and chaos swept across Oakland early Sunday morning as participants of multiple sideshows fired gunshots into the air and set cars on fire.