San Francisco voters to revisit Great Highway closure with Proposition G
Nearly two years after San Francisco voters approved closing a two-mile stretch of the Great Highway to vehicle traffic, residents are being asked to reconsider that decision.
Rep. Mike Thompson faces fellow Democrat Eric Jones in contentious race for 4th District
After nearly three decades in Congress, Democratic Rep. Mike Thompson is facing an unusual reelection challenge from a fellow Democrat four decades his junior, in a race that has become a battle over experience, generational change and the influence of money in politics.
Flooding in parts of Marin County as coastal flood advisory in effect for Bay Area
Some low-lying areas of Marin County experienced tidal flooding on Monday, as coastal parts of the Bay Area are under a flood advisory.
San Anselmo businesses prepare for potential El Niño flooding
The town has a long history of damaging floods, and while officials say they have taken steps to reduce the risk, business owners remain concerned about what could happen if heavy rains send water rushing through the downtown area.
Marin City families get rent relief as aging apartment complex is renovated
The Marin Community Foundation is providing a $724,500 grant to support residents at Golden Gate Village in Marin City. Approximately $147,000 will go toward unpaid rent for 64 households, averaging about $2,300 per household.
California FAIR Plan rates jump as homeowners seek insurance alternatives
California homeowners are facing another financial blow as insurance rates under the state's FAIR Plan increase by an average of 29.1% starting Thursday.
Ben Allen pitches insurance reforms as Californians struggle with coverage
State Sen. Ben Allen, a Santa Monica Democrat running for insurance commissioner, says his priority is making insurance more accessible and affordable while strengthening oversight of the industry.
Insurance Commissioner candidate Jane Kim wants state-run insurance program
Former San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim, a Democrat, said incremental changes are not enough to address rising premiums, canceled policies, coverage gaps and disputes over claims.
Years after 2017 Tubbs Fire, survivors still fighting for full compensation
Nine years after the deadly 2017 Tubbs Fire tore through Santa Rosa, the financial recovery remains unfinished for some wildfire survivors.
Coast Guard stresses boating safety ahead of San Francisco Fleet Week
As thousands of people prepare to head to San Francisco's waterfront and onto the Bay for Fleet Week, the U.S. Coast Guard is reminding boaters that the celebration comes with serious safety risks.
Bay Area food bank says rising diesel prices are ballooning their delivery costs
The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank said it is now spending about $29,000 a month on diesel fuel, roughly $10,000 more than usual as the cost of fueling its delivery trucks surges.
California HOA reserves bill could raise fees while reducing surprise assessments
A California Assembly bill that compels homeowners associations to set aside more money for future repairs could also sharply increase monthly HOA fees.
Central Valley winemaker and former astronaut returns to his roots, hopes to inspire others
From the fields of California's Central Valley, José Hernández spent much of his life pursuing goals that once seemed out of reach.
Survivors of Foster City condo fire seek federal loans as they rebuild their lives
More than a month after a fire destroyed dozens of units at a Foster City condominium complex, some families are still struggling to rebuild their lives.
SFO runway work, FAA restrictions keep flight delays ongoing
San Francisco International Airport passengers are facing more delays than officials initially expected as crews continue a major runway repaving project.