Conflict flares over proposed gun shop near Redwood City school
Officials in Redwood City have placed an emergency moratorium on new gun shops as a battle looms over a proposed store near a school.
San Mateo Japanese American cultural center to be razed for mixed-use development
New development often plays a big role in helping revitalize downtown areas. But with it comes change, which doesn't always come easy.
Recent rains likely put an end to Bay Area fire season
The recent rains and cooler temperatures have significantly dampened fire risk around the Bay Area, according to a top climate expert.
Small business neighbors of Twitter hopeful as work-from-home ends
Nearby business owners aren't happy to learn many at Twitter will be losing their jobs, but they hope the company's return to the office will give them a boost.
San Jose gas station tries offering charging for electric vehicles
At a Rotten Robbie gas station in San Jose, management is running an experiment: they've installed two EV charging stations on site, so they can be a spot where people fuel up and charge up.
Multiple viral respiratory diseases put pressure on pediatric capacity
Pediatric beds are filling up at hospitals across the country with several respiratory viruses circulating, including RSV.
Twitter employees uncertain yet hopeful following Musk takeover
On Friday after Elon Musk assumed ownership of Twitter, many employees had a lot of questions about the social media platform's future as well as their own.
Mullin, Canepa square off in Democratic battle for Jackie Speier's House seat
Two Democrats are squaring off in the race for California's Congressional District 15, which includes much of San Mateo County and a portion of San Francisco County.
Numbers show apathy towards booster shot across Bay Area
Despite widespread availability of the bivalent Omicron booster shot, there is a sense of booster apathy among people across the Bay Area and the country.
Small businesses in downtown San Francisco hit hard by worker exodus
With the return to the office not being as immediate as many might've hoped, downtown San Francisco businesses have been struggling.
Anchor Brewing seeing benefit of policies reducing water waste during drought
A San Francisco brewery that was founded in 1896 took an innovative step last year to reduce water waste during the drought, and it is starting to pay off.
Experimental Alzheimer's drug giving renewed hope ahead of Silicon Valley event
More than six million Americans are living with Alzheimer's but a new possible treatment has emerged that could slow its progression.
Los Altos moves forward with first 100% affordable housing development
The City of Los Altos has granted design approval and a conditional use permit for its first 100% affordable housing development.
Boeing 777 flies low over Golden Gate Bridge for Fleet Week
One of most remarkable sights of the Fleet Week air show is seeing a massive United Airlines jet fly right over the Golden Gate Bridge and low over San Francisco Bay.
Coast Guard crew readies for 2022 Fleet Week service
Fleet Week is an exciting time in the Bay Area, and it gets very busy out on the water during the festivities. The U.S. Coast Guard is one of the agencies that works hard to keep everyone safe during the week.