Students return to Vallejo High after coach shot on campus
Under increased security, students were back on campus at Vallejo High School Wednesday, one day after a football coach and staff member was shot on campus.
San Francisco street vendors required to carry permits following complaints
San Francisco is about to take another shot at containing illegal vending. City leaders say the sidewalk markets are hurting licensed businesses, and contributing to crime, so starting Tuesday permits will be required.
Crews step up cleaning operation at Oakland's Wood Street encampment
After a day of confrontations and resistance, the clearing out is now moving ahead full speed. Dozens of Caltrans workers poured into Oakland's Wood Street encampment today as some were making their way out.
Transportation Secretary Buttigieg tours SF Central Subway as work finally wraps up
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was in San Francisco on Thursday to tour the new Central Subway, as work on the long-delayed line finally wraps up.
Heat forces BART to slow down trains between Concord, Pleasant Hill for 2nd day
Due to the extreme heat, Bay Area Rapid Transit was again slowing trains Wednesday, a day after the hot temperatures forced train service to stop between two Yellow Line stations.
Volunteers check on vulnerable senior citizens during the Labor Day heatwave
With high temperatures like the Bay Area is seeing this week, the people who routinely help or check in with senior citizens become a critical part of heat-wave safety.
Looming Labor Day heat wave set to test California's power grid
A heat wave is expected to bring triple-digit temperatures to much of the Bay Area this Labor Day weekend, and with it a test for California's electrical grid.
Toxic algae bloom killing off thousands of fish in Bay Area waters
From Hayward to Sausalito, dead fish are washing up on shores as a toxic algae bloom takes hold around the Bay Area.
Plan to keep Diablo Canyon nuclear plant open splits environmentalists
California wants to go carbon free but renewables can't yet meet the demand so Gov. Newsom is pushing to keep the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant running for another decade.
Construction crews race to build replacement canal as Central Valley sinks
Amid worsening drought conditions statewide, part of the Central Valley has been sinking. Now, authorities are working towards a solution.
After multiple thefts, San Francisco contractor takes on finding stolen tools
From car break-ins to shoplifting, much has been said about property crime in San Francisco. For one set of victims, theft doesn't just come with a cost, it's making it difficult to work.
De Young museum's 'Ramses the Great' exhibit opens featuring Egyptian treasures
With 181 pieces from ancient Egypt, the "Ramses the Great" exhibit has opened at San Francisco's de Young museum.
Expensive San Francisco prototype garbage can already appears trashed
Photos are circulating of one of the expensive prototype trash cans being tested out in San Francisco that already appears the worse for wear.
Fairfield residents wilt under blistering 107 degree heat
Some of the worst of the heat landed on the Fairfield area Tuesday. While the area is no stranger to high temperatures, even locals acknowledged that it was much hotter than usual.
New report outlines impact, dangers of extreme heat waves
The heat wave hitting the Bay Area early this week comes along with a new forecast on how hot days might stack up in a changing climate.