Beloved Oakland football coach John Beam remembered by former players, community
For former Skyline High School and NFL player William Blackwell Jr., the news of Coach John Beam's death has been devastating.
Flyers at San Francisco International worry about safety in the skies as controllers work without pay
Some admitted they would have postponed trips had they known how severely the shutdown would impact air traffic controllers. Many, however, had booked flights months in advance.
San Francisco International sees ramp up in delays, cancellations amid FAA flight cuts
On Saturday, the FAA's mandate to reduce flights at the country's 40 busiest airports, including San Francisco and Oakland, led to dozens of cancellations and hundreds of delays.
Bay Area air travelers feeling the effect of government shutdown as FAA cuts flights
Air travelers at airports in Oakland and San Francisco were experiencing cancellations and delays Friday because of staffing shortages from the federal government shutdown.
Vendors fundraise to keep Muir Woods open amid prolonged government shutdown
Muir Woods National Monument has secured enough private donations to remain open until Nov. 11, but park workers worry that if the ongoing federal government shutdown continues past that date, the park could be forced to close again.
Oakland boy paralyzed by stray bullet receives custom Mario Kart wheelchair costume
A 10-year-old Oakland boy celebrated Halloween in a way he thought was impossible — rolling around in a life-sized Mario Kart built around his wheelchair.
Bay Area restaurants, fishermen adjust as commercial Dungeness crabbing season pushed back
Bay Area seafood lovers hoping to serve fresh Dungeness crab for Thanksgiving or Christmas are out of luck again this year.
Federal government shutdown impacting Oakland small businesses
Twenty-four days into the federal government shutdown, thousands of federal workers are now missing their first full paycheck - and the economic consequences are spreading beyond workers at government buildings.
San Francisco's Family Zoning Plan sparks fierce debate ahead of public hearing
A major rezoning proposal from San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie has divided the city ahead of its first board of supervisors public hearing on Monday.
Oakland expands illegal dumping cleanup to 7 days a week
The City of Oakland is stepping up its fight against illegal dumping. Mayor Barbara Lee announced Friday that cleanup operations will now run seven days a week, an expansion from the previous Monday through Friday schedule.
San Francisco crime debate heats up as tech leaders call for National Guard
Another tech giant has joined Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff in calling for National Guard troops to be deployed in San Francisco. Tesla CEO Elon Musk criticized the city this week, saying he supports federal intervention to combat crime.
Scaled-back Fleet Week still draws crowds to San Francisco waterfront
Even without the roar of the Blue Angels overhead, San Francisco's Fleet Week still managed to draw plenty of visitors to the waterfront on Saturday.
Newsom signs bill allowing for more homes near transit stations
Gov. Gavin Newsom is signing a bill that would allow for more homes to be built near transit stations, in an effort to address California's high housing costs.
Oakland celebrates Ballers' championship win with a parade
Oakland turned out in full force on Sunday afternoon to celebrate its newest hometown heroes, the Oakland Ballers, after the team won the Pioneer Baseball League Championship.
Scaled-back Fleet Week to proceed in San Francisco despite government shutdown
Even with the federal government shutdown, San Francisco's popular annual Fleet Week will still go on, though in a scaled-back form.