Burned-out residents blame homeless camp by I-580 for Friday fire
Families affected by a large fire in Oakland on Friday were trying to assess the damage and figure out where they'll stay for the next few months.
Update: Family identifies boy killed in tragic San Jose crash near Castlemont Elementary
A South Bay school community was in mourning Friday evening as family and classmates come to grips with the tragic death of a third grader who was fatally struck by a car on his way to school.
Bay Area residents recall the 9/11 attacks and those who lived and died
A survivor and two retired Menlo Park firefighters who helped with the search and rescue efforts at Ground Zero reflected Sunday on the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 and toll the terrorist attacks took.
107-year-old Sonoma County war hero and philanthropist celebrated
A swing band and dozens of well-wishers celebrated a war hero and a Sonoma County philanthropist's 107th birthday on Saturday afternoon.
As BART turns 50, critics say a futuristic dream was fumbled
The Bay Area Rapid Transit system is turning 50. It was considered revolutionary for its time but has been derailed by the pandemic and other issues.
Coastal businesses get boost as inland residents escape heat
Tourism businesses up and down the coast are getting a lift this holiday weekend from hordes fleeing sizzling inland temps.
Family outraged officers involved in death of Angelo Quinto won't be charged
The family of an Antioch man died in police custody said they are disappointed the officers involved won't face any criminal charges.
Wine Country wedding planners prep for heat wave
It's common for temperatures to get into the 80's and 90's in Napa Valley. But with parts of the North Bay going over the century mark later this weekend, some weddings are making changes to ensure couples and their guests can have a great time.
Ukraine culture and independence celebrated in Golden Gate Park
Ukrainian Americans gathered in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Sunday to celebrate their culture and their country's independence.
'My plan is get the hell out of Oakland' -- Deadly street violence pushing residents to move
As Oakland police flooded the streets with extra officers after four people were killed in two separate shootings just blocks apart, some residents were saying they've had enough.
Caltrans gets OK to clear Oakland's Wood Street homeless encampment
A federal judge gave the green light Friday for Caltrans to clear Oakland's Wood Street homeless encampment, the Bay Area's largest.
Fallen oak tree leaves East Bay residents trapped in their neighborhood
Angry, frustrated, tired -- those were the reaction from the roughly 90 families in El Sobrante who were cut off for seven hours Sunday after a downed tree blocked the only way in and out of their community.
Palo Alto church's safe-parking plan for homeless stirs controversy with neighbors
A battle is brewing over a church in Palo Alto trying to help the poor by allowing homeless people to park their vehicles and sleep in a church parking lot.
Oakland could lose millions in funding over huge homeless camp
The city of Oakland on Friday asked for more time to respond after Gov. Gavin Newson threatened to withhold funding to the city over the handling of its largest homeless encampment.
East Bay community colleges offer financial incentives to boost enrollment
Four city colleges in Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley are trying to incentivize students to return by offering free tuition.