SFPD Chief: Pelosi hammer attack came 'seconds' after police arrived
S.F. police chief Bill Scott said the suspect began his hammer assault on Paul Pelosi less than a minute after officers arrived at the scene.
Ignacio De La Fuente goes 'Back to Basics' in campaign for Oakland mayor
Once a dishwasher who didn't speak English, Ignacio De La Fuente believes he has the experience and balanced approach to restore public safety in Oakland.
Bay Area police sideshow response is tale of two cities
Big sideshows with a few hundred spectators erupted in two Bay Area cities overnight but the responses from the Oakland and Vallejo police departments were very different.
Oakland police warn of uptick in theft of power tools
Oakland police are warning residents about the rising number of robberies and burglaries of power tools in the city.
Residents relocated following fire at Oakland senior facility
Eighty-five seniors in Oakland won't be able to return home anytime soon. They were evacuated in a four-alarm fire from their senior housing facility near Lake Merritt on Friday.
Thousands crowd S.F. North Beach for Italian Heritage celebration
The low overcast that forced the Blue Angels to cancel their performance Sunday didn't spoil the Italian Heritage celebration and parade in North Beach.
1 dead, 3 wounded in shooting near UC Berkeley campus
One person died and three others were injured in a shooting Saturday morning in Berkeley's south campus area near Telegraph and Durant avenues, police said.
Berkeley bike lane plan hits speed bump
The Berkeley City Council will reconsider a controversial plan to stripe dozens of parking spaces for new bike lanes on a busy commercial corridor.
Berkeley teen brothers killed in Saturday night shooting at Oakland house party
Two Berkeley High School students were killed and two other revelers wounded when gunfire erupted at a house party in Oakland on Saturday night.
Oakland residents dismayed by influx of sex workers in quiet neighborhood
Enough is enough for one Oakland neighborhood where residents say they're tired of seeing prostitutes right in front of their homes.
Cal students in campus housing complain of weak security after recent incidents
Some University of California, Berkeley students living in university housing are feeling vulnerable after trespassers repeatedly entered their buildings.
1st pitch at A's game marks fulfillment of Bay Area family's epic quest
With his own grandson hurling the horsehide, a ceremonial pitch at Sunday's A's game was caught by a man who has lived with Parkinson's for over 20 years.
Beloved Double Play Bar in San Francisco severely damaged by fire
The historic Double Play Bar and Grill, a popular sports bar in San Francisco's Mission District, was heavily damaged in a fire Saturday.
San Francisco restaurants face deadline with new parklet rules looming
While parklets have proven to be a lifeline for restaurants during the pandemic, folks who enjoy outdoor dining in San Francisco may see fewer of them next year, as the city implements new rules.
Volunteers gather storm water to ease drought conditions at Petaluma community garden
While the rare September rainstorm brought hazardous driving conditions around the Bay Area, it also carry with precious moisture for the drought stricken region.