San Jose State hosts summer drone-flying class for high school students
A special summer program teaching teens to fly drones at San Jose State University aims to jumpstart students' love of science and engineering.
Smoke from Washburn Fire in Yosemite drifts into parts of Bay Area
Smoke from the Washburn Fire burning in Yosemite National Park was raising concerns about air quality in the Bay Area Monday.
Santa Clara County's tough approach to water conservation may be paying off
A spokesperson for the Santa Clara Valley Water District says customers are finally listening to calls to conserve in the face of a deepening drought.
Newsom attack ads aimed at Florida voters may signal bid for presidency
Political observers say California Governor Gavin Newsom is signaling that he has national political ambitions and may be eyeing a run for the presidency after airing political attack ads aimed at Florida voters.
San Jose set to crack down on illegal fireworks amid extremely dry conditions
The San Jose Fire Department is increasing patrols and visibility on this 4th of July holiday in hopes of preventing fireworks use and fires in the parched, dry hillsides overlooking the city.
Pacifica cracks down on illegal fireworks
While Pacifica remains one of a handful of cities where you can still buy safe and sane fireworks, the police department is preparing to crack down on anyone bringing illegal ones to town.
Millbrae couple says city manager stopped construction of backyard 'granny unit'
A couple in Millbrae is accusing City Manager Tom Williams of abusing his authority after they say he intervened and shut down construction on a so-called "granny unit" in their backyard.
Santa Clara County may provide Narcan to schools
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors is considering a plan to provide Narcan -- medication used to counteract opiate overdoses -- to any interested school countywide.
San Jose to expand tiny homes for homeless amid opposition from neighbors
The city of San Jose has approved a major expansion of its tiny home program for the homeless, even as it faces opposition from neighbors of one location who say it's ill-advised.
South Bay parents bring young children to clinics for COVID vaccination
The United States has reached a major milestone in the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine, with everyone six months and older now eligible to get a shot.
Cal Fire updating its fire hazard severity zones map
Cal Fire is busy identifying the areas statewide that are most vulnerable to severe wildfires, updating the agency's fire hazard severity zones map for the first time since 2007.
LGBTQ+ writers discuss courage required to express their true selves
There have always gay writers and artists. But for much of modern history, their most personal stories have been left at the margins.
San Mateo County Sheriff challenger hopes to make history
With one day left before the June 7th primary, the race for the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office is heating up.
Warriors, Celtics fans ready for classic NBA Finals matchup
Two storied franchises, two talented teams, and two devoted fan bases will compete Thursday in the NBA Finals hoping to once again be crowned champions.
Bay Area realtors say housing market slowing down slightly as interest rates rise
Realtors say the Bay Area's housing market is experiencing a mild slowdown resulting in homes remaining for sale longer, giving would-be buyers a slight edge.