Chico, CA|News|
Confusing Tax Law Impacting Camp Fire Survivors Corrected Years Later
Because PG&E was found liable for the fire, a $10 billion trust fund was established to help the victims rebuild their homes in Paradise.
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San Francisco|News|
Outgoing San Francisco Mayor London Breed Highlights "Historic" Drop In Crime
San Francisco reported a total of 4,739 violent crimes and 30,991 property crimes in 2024.
San Mateo, CA|News|
San Mateo County Swears In Supervisors, Including Former Rep. Jackie Speier
Speier is returning to the board more than 40 years after kicking off her lengthy political career as a supervisor for the county.
San Francisco|News|
Tesla Cybertruck Bomber Used ChatGPT To Plan Las Vegas Attack, Police Say
A spokesperson for ChatGPT developer OpenAI told CBS News the company is committed to seeing artificial intelligence used responsibly.
Milpitas, CA|News|
San Jose Will Create Temporary Tow-Away Zones To Remove RV Encampments
Chynoweth is the center of a new pilot program from the mayor's office focused on removing and re-housing people who live in RVs.
San Francisco|News|
Man Arrested In Attempted Break-In Of Stanford National Accelerator Laboratory
Deputies established a perimeter. With the help of a K-9 unit, the suspect was found hiding in heavy shrubbery and taken into custody.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Bay Area Donkey Who Inspired Beloved Character In "Shrek" Dies At 30
"In 1999 he reinvented himself as a movie star," Mike Holland, one of Perry's 30 volunteer handlers, told CBS News Bay Area last summer.
San Francisco|News|
Bay Area Fishermen, Restaurants Excited For Start Of Dungeness Crab Season
The start of the season also means Jonathan Tin and other fishermen will soon get that long-awaited paycheck.
Campbell, CA|News|
Santa Clara Valley Water's Encampment Ban Along Waterways Goes Into Effect
For unhoused South Bay resident Anna Garcie, her spot along a stretch of Coyote Creek has been home for three years now.
Rockridge, CA|News|
Oakland Nonprofit Gym Owners Face Challenges After Recent Flooding
Two Jefferson Award recipients found themselves in a bind this winter after torrential rains flooded their Oakland gym over the holidays.
Sacramento, CA|News|
Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs New Laws Strengthening Cities' Abilities To Impound Vehicles Involved In Sideshows
Officers who arrive are outnumbered and taken away from other calls in cities already plagued with understaffing, such as Vallejo.
Napa Valley, CA|News|
Surgeon General Calls For Cancer Risk Warning On Beverages With Alcohol
The advisory notes that alcohol is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the country, after tobacco and obesity.
Milpitas, CA|News|
JetBlue Fined $2 Million By Feds For "Chronic Flight Delays"
There were 395 delays and cancellations across these four chronically delayed flights in total, the department found.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
4.7 Earthquake Strikes Northern California's Lake County On New Year's Day
There are no immediate reports of damage or injuries from the earthquake.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Meet Rania, Stanford Children's Hospital First Baby Of The New Year
"We are thrilled she's our dragon baby," said new parent Jerry in a statement.
Rockridge, CA|News|
Oakland Ends 2024, Ushers In 2025 With Deadly Wave Of Violence
"It's New Year's and somebody's family is, you know, mourning for mom, sister, brother, daughter," Jalen Wesley said.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
As 2025 Begins, Walnut Creek Gym Members Share New Year's Resolutions
On the first day of a new year, Life Time Gym in Walnut Creek was full of people imagining new possibilities for themselves.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Retired Santa Cruz Wharf Supervisor Says Wharf Was Breaking Apart, Collapse Could've Been Prevented
"I had been telling the city leadership for years that this was going to happen," Bombaci said.
San Francisco|News|
Pioneering San Francisco Metal Musician Provides Inspiration As Fitness Instructor
"When the band started in 1993, there were not that many females playing. There's quite a bit more now."
Watsonville, CA|News|
Watsonville Man Identified As Person Killed By Debris Washed Ashore In Storm
Koons was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to sheriff's spokesperson Ashley Keehn.
