San Francisco|News|
Bay Area Business And Home Owners Faced With Insurance Questions About Flood Damage
While much of the City is built on hills, Saturday's rainstorm wreaked havoc on the homes and businesses at the bottom of those hills.
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Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Flooded Paradise Park Community Near Santa Cruz Cleans Up Ahead Of Next Major Storm
"It's just cold, wet, dirty, depressing work. But in our case at least, it is a first-world problem," he said.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Santa Cruz County Issues Flood Evacuation Warning Ahead Of Impending Storm
Heavy rains and runoff are expected to begin Tuesday.
Alameda, CA|News|
Oakland Homicide Detectives Investigating Death Of 2-Year-Old Boy
Oakland police received a call from San Pablo police around 2:30 a.m. on December 23 of a possible homicide of a two-year-old child.
San Francisco|News|
Tenderloin Teens Channel Life On The Street Into Stories Of Hope
A group of young people is working hard to flip the script in the Tenderloin, which is often criticized as being a bad part of the city.
San Francisco|News|
Experts Hail Possible Game-Changer In Fight Against Sexually-Transmitted Infections
A recent study found that doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis (Doxy-PEP) reduced STIs when used by some adults.
San Francisco|News|
Bay Area Transit Agencies Offer Free Rides For New Year's Eve
Bay Area transit agencies like Muni and Caltrain are offering complimentary services for the holiday.
San Francisco|News|
Rain Threatens Extended Closure Of Ice Rink At San Francisco Union Square
Ice skaters hit the rink in Union Square on Thursday. They're likely among the last of the year as rain began to fall across the city.
San Ramon, CA|News|
Friends Targeted In Racist Rant At San Ramon In-N-Out Overwhelmed By Public Support
Two friends were overwhelmed Monday night by the widespread support they have received and the arrest of the alleged suspect in the case.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Stanford Genetics Professor Fined $29M After Misleading Investors In Biotech Company
Cohen, according to court documents, claimed to have discovered the biological process that causes the degenerative Huntington's Disease.
San Francisco|News|
New California Law Requiring Companies To Post Salary Ranges To Take Effect
The law aims to reduce gender and racial pay gaps and require companies with 15 or more employees to list salary ranges to job postings.
San Francisco|News|
Outgoing Pier 39 CEO Cherishes A Decades-Long Love Affair With Famed Tourist Spot
Pier 39 may be the center of the Bay Area tourist world, but it's been so much more for Taylor Safford.
San Francisco|News|
CDC Urges Americans To "Reconsider" Travel To China Over COVID Surge, Will Require Tests
The CDC also recommends that Americans visiting China wear masks while indoors in public.
San Francisco|News|
Shorthanded Warriors Stun Jazz; 15-2 In Games At Chase
Jordan Poole scored 26 points and converted a key layup with 1:27 left and the Golden State Warriors rallied to beat the Utah Jazz 112-107.
San Francisco|News|
Thousands Of Flight Cancellations Push Rental Car Demands Through The Roof
With thousands of flights cancelled due to harsh winter weather across the country, desperate times have called for desperate measures.
San Francisco|News|
'Not Our First Rodeo;' San Francisco Castro District Bakery Burglarized For 6th Time
"I don't understand why they had to trash the place also," said manager Youssra Meknassi. "I don't get it. So everything here was a mess."
Alameda, CA|News|
'It's Been Hell;' Travelers 'Beyond Frustrated' By Ongoing Southwest Airlines Cancellations
The winter storm disrupted travel plans over the weekend and created an epic pile-on of flight cancellations for Southwest Airlines.
Alameda, CA|News|
Oakland-Bound Southwest Flight Diverted Back To Honolulu Following Passenger Disturbance
The airline told Hawaii News Now the Oakland-bound flight was turned around because of the "behavior of customers."
Berkeley, CA|News|
New California Law Allows Colleges, Universities To Obtain Naloxone Without Cost
The department will be required to provide educational information on opioid overdose during student orientations at all campuses.
Berkeley, CA|News|
BART Seeks Feedback On Access To Stations In Berkeley, El Cerrito Amid Homebuilding
BART is seeking public feedback through Jan. 8 on the draft corridor access plan for the planned housing developments at three stations.
