Bay Area Puerto Ricans mobilize relief efforts following Hurricane Fiona
Puerto Ricans who call the Bay Area home have looked on in horror as another hurricane has devastated the island nearly five years to the day after Hurricane Maria hit.
San Francisco's financial district begins recovery as commuters return
There are some encouraging signs of life in downtown San Francisco after three tough years of empty streets and vacant offices.
San Francisco Anglophiles mourn death of Queen Elizabeth, celebrate her memory
Bay Area residents reacted in disbelief to the news Thursday that Queen Elizabeth II had died at the age of 96.
Novato schools still hold classes during heatwave despite not having air conditioning
The lights were off and fans whirring inside classrooms at Lou Sutton Elementary School in Novato Tuesday as students, teachers and staff coped with hundred-degree temperatures amid a record-breaking statewide heat wave.
Tattoo shop in San Francisco using ink to help the war effort in Ukraine
A San Francisco tattoo shop is using ink to help Ukrainians suffering under the months-long Russian invasion thousands of miles away.
Candidates line up to run against SF interim District Attorney Brooke Jenkins
The race for San Francisco district attorney is taking shape the day before a deadline for would-be candidates to file their paperwork.
Burglaries plague small businesses in San Francisco Chinatown
A string of burglaries in San Francisco's Chinatown has disturbed business owners and led to calls for more police patrols.
School board votes to admonish Hsu over comments about Black, brown students
Chaos erupted at the San Francisco school board meeting Tuesday, over board member Ann Hsu's comments about Black and brown students and their families.
San Francisco jazz club vandalized then looted following police response
The Black Cat in San Francisco's Tenderloin District was the target of vandalism and hours-long looting spree Monday morning.
Caught on camera: couple dodges freeway shooting on I-580 in Oakland
An East Bay couple was caught in the crossfire of a freeway shootout in Oakland and escaped from the closest of calls when a bullet flew through their windshield.
Over the rainbow flag: The Gilbert Baker story
At any Pride celebration, the ubiquitous rainbow flag can be found hanging from business and homes, clutched in hands and even painted on faces.
Low early ballot count in Bay Area counties
Only about 15% of registered voters in California have returned their ballots just a matter of hours before election day, according to numbers from Political Data, Inc.
California on the brink of statewide water restrictions due to drought
In the midst of an unrelenting drought, Californians could be on the brink of the harshest water restrictions the state has ever seen.
Rally outside Oakland City Hall mourns 10 killed in Buffalo shooting rampage
A rally was held in Oakland Wednesday night for the victims of last weekend's deadly mass shooting in Buffalo, New York to remember the victims and as a call to action against hate.
California officials warn of summer power shortages
California likely will have an energy shortfall equivalent to what it takes to power about 1.3 million homes when use is at its peak during the hot and dry summer months, state officials said Friday.