Pleasanton nonprofit delivers healthy meals made with love to recovering cancer patients
A nonprofit organization in the East Bay is dedicated to bringing healthy, organic meals to help the healing process of cancer patients in need.
Bay Area nonprofit delivers live music performances to patients through virtual visits
Harmony and Healing artists like David use Zoom to deliver professional live musical performances.
Women's Coaching Alliance changes the game for Bay Area youth sports
An organization on the Peninsula is working to bring more young women into positions of leadership in Bay Area youth sports.
Man who went through foster care now creating fun for families, raising money for agencies
After going through the foster system, the now-founder of the world's biggest bounce park is using his business to bring fun to families and money to local foster care agencies.
Food vendor's van stolen from East Bay hotel parking lot
Weeks after thieves stole a couple's RV from the Pleasanton DoubleTree parking lot, a beloved kettle corn vendor had his van stolen from the same lot.
Update: Crews make major progress clearing abandoned cars from East Oakland neighborhood
Just a couple of weeks after KPIX reported on a problem neighborhood in East Oakland facing dozens of trashed vehicles being dumped there, there has been some remarkable improvement.
Oakland wildlife photographer heartened by community support after camera stolen at gunpoint
An Oakland wildlife photographer whose stunning pictures have been a bright spot for people in his neighborhood had his camera stolen at gunpoint early Friday morning in Joaquin Miller Park. But he's been encouraged by the overwhelming show of support.
Family staying at East Bay hotel has RV stolen from parking lot
A Bay Area military family on their way to a new post across the country had their recreational vehicle stolen from the parking lot of an East Bay hotel where they were spending the night.
Small Oakland school helps seniors with successful work-study program
A small school in Oakland is defying statistics for the second year in a row.
Oakland neighborhood becomes dumping ground for stolen, stripped vehicles
It looks like a cluttered junkyard filled with discarded vehicles, then you notice the houses. Neighbors say the numbers are growing and they want Oakland officials to do something about it.
Mystery surrounds decades-overdue St. Helena library book
Calvin Coolidge was in the White House, Charles Lindbergh had flown across the Atlantic and someone had checked out 'The History of the United States' from the St. Helena Library.
Local man still trying to get reimbursed for cancelled Southwest flight in December
One Bay Area man is still trying to get his money back from December's Southwest meltdown that left two million people stranded.
High school lacrosse players in Martinez hopeful as they wait to hear from colleges
As the end of the academic year approaches, high school seniors face a waiting game like no other as they anxiously hope to hear from colleges where they applied.
East Bay high school student develops app for people to talk about their 'alcohol stories'
School work, sports and other extra curricular activities can make high school years tough for teens, with the pressure leading some to experiment with alcohol.
Director battling ALS brings show to SF stage despite not being able to speak
Despite not being able to speak due to a deadly disease, a Bay Area theater director is at the helm of a play opening in San Francisco Thursday.