Community comes together to make Christmas special for chronically ill boy
Members of the community pitched in to give a little boy with a chronic medical condition a special early Christmas celebration Wednesday in San Jose.
Before leaving office, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo seeks police reforms
With less than a month left in office, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo has picked a fight with the city's Police Officers' Association over the investigation of officer misconduct that could reverberate through city politics for years to come.
Weekend storm causes damage at Morgan Hill animal rescue center
The Alma Bonita Animal Rescue was still a muddy mess two days after Saturday's powerful storm barreled through the mountains outside Morgan Hill.
Rock and Roll Hall of Famers create memories at San Francisco show
More than 5,000 people stood in the cold, rainy weather on Saturday to get the experience of a lifetime: a free concert and admission to a collection of historic music, sports and American memorabilia.
Bay Area restaurants incentivize shots, try to adapt as COVID-19 and flu cases rise
With cases of COVID-19, influenza and other viruses on the rise, Bay Area restaurants are once again grappling with staffing shortages and coming up with creative ways to encourage workers to get their booster shots.
San Francisco Embarcadero residents frustrated with recent sideshow enforcement
Neighbors living along San Francisco's Embarcadero are bewildered and frustrated that a noisy and disruptive sideshow at the popular tourist destination Friday night resulted in zero arrests.
It's official -- City Council member Sheng Thao is new mayor of Oakland
City Councilwoman Sheng Thao is set to become Oakand's next mayor after the registrar of voters announced that the final remaining ballots would not be sufficient to change the outcome of the hotly contested race.
COVID, flu, RSV triple threat has health officials concerned ahead of holidays
Thanksgiving week is here and Bay Area health officials are sounding the alarm ahead of the holiday, warning residents to be cautious and protect themselves from the triple threat of COVID-19, the flu, and other respiratory illnesses.
Talented San Francisco street artist battles demons to escape homelessness
A San Francisco street artist has made an incredible turnaround that is still a work in progress after falling into and then clawing his way out of homelessness.
Matt Mahan to be next mayor of San Jose after Cindy Chavez concedes
San Jose City Councilmember Matt Mahan will become the next mayor of San Jose after Santa Clara County Supervisor Cindy Chavez conceded in the race, more than a week after Election Day.
Neighbors relieved San Jose police cracked down on massive weekend sideshow
The San Jose Police Department dedicated more than a hundred officers Saturday and overnight Sunday to crack down on a massive sideshow.
Early rain a welcome sight in South Bay after wildfires, smoky skies of recent years
People living in the South Bay and Santa Cruz mountains are welcoming the rain storms in the forecast, thankful for the positive effect it will have on the drought and fire danger.
California's early warning system notified 2.2M people, governor's office says
Millions of people received notifications about California's earthquake before it struck this week, the state says.
Bicycle advocates plan protests over fatal crash spike in Sunnyvale
Bicycle advocates are planning a day of protests, outreach and mourning in Sunnyvale this weekend -- galvanized by a tragic uptick in traffic fatalities this fall.
Early earthquake detection system still cumbersome to install and use
Tuesday's 5.1 magnitude earthquake centered in San Jose's east foothills provided a real-life test of the potential and limitations of the state's earthquake early detection and warning system.