San Francisco|News|
Oroville Police Investigating Possible Fentanyl Exposure After Death Of Toddler
Authorities are looking into the possibility that a child who died in Oroville recently was exposed to fentanyl.
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Campbell, CA|News|
Fugitive Suspect In 2013 San Jose Fatal Stabbing Of Ex-Girlfriend Extradited From Mexico To Face Murder Charge
A man who San Jose police said fled to Mexico after stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death was returned to the Bay Area last week.
San Francisco|News|
CHP, Cannabis Control Seize $20M From Illegal Grow Operation In Oakland
More than $20 million in illegal cannabis has been seized from a West Oakland warehouse following a joint operation.
Campbell, CA|News|
Santa Clara VTA Files Complaint As Transit Workers' Strike Rolls Into 2nd Day
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority has filed a legal complaint over the ongoing VTA workers' strike.
Rockridge, CA|News|
Graffiti Plagues USPS Vehicles In Oakland, Raising Safety Concerns
Mail carriers are continuing their routes despite many USPS trucks and vans often displaying graffiti that obscures their logos.
Rockridge, CA|News|
Oakland Voters Hear From 8 Mayoral Candidates As Special Election Nears
On Saturday, roughly 100 to 150 people gathered at Allen Temple Baptist Church in East Oakland for a mayoral candidate forum.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
Healdsburg Passes Ordinance To Extend Downtown Areas Where Chain Stores Are Banned
On Saturday, the city of Brentwood celebrated the opening of its first Costco, and it felt like the entire town showed up to welcome it.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco's Oldest Indian Restaurant Faces Closure
"January has been one of the slowest [months] in 36 years," Dey added, reflecting on the severe decline in foot traffic and business.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Low-Income Housing Co-Op For People With HIV, AIDS Fights To Stay Open
If evicted by Mission Action, members of Marty's Place say many of them will have nowhere to go.
Milpitas, CA|News|
Santa Clara VTA Light Rail, Buses Shut Down As Workers Go On Strike
ATU Local 265 said in its statement on Sunday that the strike follows negotiations it described as "frustrating and unproductive."
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco State University Cutting 3 Sports Teams Amid Budget Woes
School President Lynn Mahoney said the decision was made after the school's Athletics Task Force recommended reducing the number of teams.
Half Moon Bay, CA|News|
Bay Area Startup Looks To Seaweed As A Possible Solution To Plastic Pollution
The giant Pacific waves recede to reveal a hidden world, teeming with marine life. Growing on the giant rocks, glistening seaweed.
Gilroy, CA|News|
Uvas Canyon Park Waterfalls Reap Benefits Of Recent Bay Area Rain
Park Ranger Jesse Baptista said Uvas Canyon County Park is one of his favorite Santa Clara County parks, calling it a hidden gem.
Novato, CA|News|
Marin Man Delivers Truckload Of Supplies Across Europe To War-Torn Ukraine
The trucks and ambulances that his convoy transported were packed with anything from medical supplies to children's books.
San Francisco|News|
Employers Added 151,000 Jobs In February, Missing Forecasts
The unemployment rate last month was 4.1%, slightly higher than the 4% rate forecast by economists polled by FactSet.
San Francisco|News|
Veterans At Santa Rosa Clinic Protest Trump's Plans To Cut Jobs At VA
Outside the VA hospital in Santa Rosa, veterans, many of them from the Vietnam War, were feeling betrayed.
Sacramento, CA|News|
5 Inmates Hospitalized After Riot At California State Prison, Sacramento, CDCR Says
Prison staff used chemical agents and non-lethal weapons to restore order, the CDCR said.
San Mateo, CA|News|
San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus Vows "I Will Not Resign" After Special Election
The sheriff released a statement regarding the special election's initial results Wednesday afternoon.
San Francisco|News|
Cafe Founded By San Jose Pastor Serves Up Support For People In Recovery
"It helps heal the whole person," said Bainbridge. "We all want to be able to offer our love and support to someone else."
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Leaders Explore Options As Pharmacies Struggle To Stay Open
Iqbal Gill opened his first store last year after working for decades as a pharmacist, pouring his life savings into his small business.
