Vandals smash new glass canopies at SF Market Street BART station entrances
BART is adding up the costs and looking for culprits after a wave of vandalism targeted the new glass entryways to transit stations along San Francisco's Market Street.
SF Mayor London Breed touts drop in people living in tents on city's streets
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Thursday celebrated new data showing the number of people living in tents in the city has hit the lowest point in six years, despite some critics calling those numbers misleading.
Bay Area rescue and search crews deploy to Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton
As Hurricane Milton is set to bear down on Florida's Gulf Coast, crews from the Bay Area are already being deployed before the storm makes landfall.
Cal football in national spotlight as Berkeley gets ready to host "College GameDay"
The college football world will have its sights on UC Berkeley this weekend, as the school plays host to "College GameDay" ahead of their first ACC home matchup against Miami.
SF sheriff puts pre-trial ankle monitoring program on hold
San Francisco's ankle monitoring program for criminal defendants is on hold amid a dispute over a ruling by a federal judge.
Rep. Eric Swallwell backs recall of Alameda County DA Pamela Price
With one month until the election, Rep. Eric Swalwell announced Wednesday he is supporting the recall of embattled Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price.
Vancouver's liberal approach to fentanyl crisis may be changing
Like San Francisco, fentanyl drove a surge in overdose numbers in Vancouver, British Columbia. After implementing progressive drug policies, the Canadian province is signaling a significant change of course.
Oakland Coliseum site owners say arena a key part of the area's future
The imminent departure of the A's certainly makes it look like the Oakland Coliseum stadium is nearing the end of its life as a professional sporting venue.
"Baseball's Last Dive Bar" prepares for last call as A's time in Oakland nears end
As the A's make their apparent final stand at the Oakland Coliseum, it looks like the sun is finally setting on the relic of a stadium. Once a gleaming vision of the future, it is now drifting into the past.
SF to vote on future of the Great Highway: oceanfront park or thoroughfare
If approved, Proposition K would turn a two-mile stretch of the Upper Great Highway into an open space.
Ranked choice voting continues to ruffle feathers across Bay Area
Election Day is just around the corner, and in the Bay Area that means the return of a controversial topic: ranked choice voting.
Boyles Fire is just the latest destructive wildfire to hit Lake County in past decade
As crews continue to work to contain the relatively small but destructive Boyles Fire in Lake County, some neighbors told CBS News Bay Area they have been through this all before.
Fentanyl crisis, homelessness remain top concerns for SF voters
High in mind for many San Francisco residents ahead of November's mayoral election is the city's response to the opioid crisis and homelessness.
SF's fentanyl crisis strategies hotly debated ahead of the mayoral election
Much as San Francisco and Vancouver have tried differing approaches to alleviating the fentanyl crisis, San Francisco's candidates for mayor have varied views on how to solve the problem.
Vancouver facing similar drug crisis, debate on how to approach emergency
While Vancouver and San Francisco may have differing approaches when it comes to the opioid crisis, there is a very similar debate in each city over what the approach to the emergency should look like.