Woman hiking with son dies after tree falls on her in Cupertino
Authorities in the South Bay were unable to save a woman who was critically injured in Rancho San Antonio Park Sunday morning after a tree fell on her.
Ransomware hackers release some stolen Oakland data
An ongoing cyber attack on the city of Oakland, allegedly by the group Play Ransomware, may have left city residents' personal information vulnerable to fraud.
Historic Black church in Oakland recongregates at Jewish temple following fire
The First African Methodist Episcopal Church hosted its first service Sunday after a three-alarm fire destroyed its building one week ago.
Oakland installs barriers in neighborhood victimized by brazen prostitution
The city of Oakland is installing traffic diverters near San Antonio Park to curb soliciting in the area.
Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter's Bay Area homebuilding work remembered
Jimmy Carter came to Oakland with his wife Rosalynn in 2013 with Habitat for Humanity to finish building townhomes for low-income families.
North Bay RV park closure would displace longtime residents
The owner and management company of RV Park of San Rafael recently notified dozens of tenants they're closing the park.
Weeklong ransomware attack on Oakland government drags on
10 days after the City of Oakland experienced a ransomware attack, many of its departments remain shut down to the public.
After 4 decades of serving Oakland, Bishop Bob Jackson not slowing down
Bishop Bob Jackson, the co-founder of Acts Full Gospel Church in Oakland, was an unlikely preacher.
New video shows moment San Francisco Sunset District house exploded
A San Francisco Sunset District home exploded and collapsed Thursday and the catastrophic event was caught on surveillance video obtained by KPIX.
Neighbors of destroyed S.F. Sunset District house shaken by close call
Neighbors rocked by the house explosion in San Francisco's Sunset District continued with their cleanup on Sunday.
Oakland's Little Saigon residents urge cleanup of Clinton Park playground
Community leaders are asking the City of Oakland to reinvest in a playground many families are fearful to use.
'I did nothing wrong!' OPD chief Armstrong demands to be reinstated
Oakland police chief LeRonne Armstrong says a recently released report clears him from claims that he mishandled officer misconduct cases.
Festive throng's spirits undampened in Chinatown for New Year parade
San Francisco's Chinese New Year parade went forward Saturday despite wet and rainy weather.
Bay Area police chiefs meet to wrestle with issues of diversity, staffing
A one-of-a-kind meeting this week where most of the Black police chiefs in the Bay Area held a summit and talked about solutions to hiring and retaining officers and ways to build trust in the communities.
Tyre Nichols death: Hundreds march peacefully in the streets of Oakland
A few hundred protestors marched down Broadway in Downtown Oakland Sunday evening chanting 'No justice, No peace.'