Healdsburg, CA|News|
Sonoma County Farmers In Danger Of Losing Their Farm Partner With Oakland Chef
"We've been farming in Sonoma County since 1980," Lee James, CEO of Tierra Vegetables, Inc., told CBS News Bay Area.
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Coast Guard Reels In Bales Of Cocaine From Pacific Ocean After Suspected Drug Boat Capsizes
The U.S. Coast Guard has seized more than 100,000 pounds of cocaine in the Eastern Pacific Ocean in the past two months, the agency said.
San Francisco|News|
Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Administration From Firing Workers During Government Shutdown
President Trump's administration for now must stop firing workers during the government shutdown, a federal judge ordered on Wednesday.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
Tensions Rise Over Plan To Share Marin City's Only Soccer Field With Mill Valley Club
"When anything of value comes up, whether it's land or resources and money, Marin City just doesn't get what they deserve," a resident said.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Police Give All-Clear At Lowell High School After Bomb Threat Evacuation
The school was evacuated, and police searched the area for any threats. Officers eventually deemed the school safe to enter.
San Francisco|News|
Bob Ross Paintings To Be Auctioned To Raise Money For Public TV Stations After Funding Cuts
The 30 paintings to be auctioned span his career. Most were created on-air during single episodes of Ross's show, "The Joy of Painting."
Campbell, CA|News|
3 Arrested In Alleged San Jose Human Trafficking Operation Run Out Of Motel
Police said the investigation found an elaborate sex trafficking operation being operated from the Caravelle Inn involving motel staffers.
San Francisco|News|
Air Traffic Controllers Told To Keep Working During Government Shutdown As Some Call In Sick
The union representing the nation's air traffic controllers is directing its members to keep working during the U.S. government shutdown.
San Mateo, CA|News|
Junipero Serra Statue At Highway 280 Rest Stop In San Mateo County Quietly Removed By Caltrans
This summer, Caltrans quietly removed the statue, and the move is reigniting a debate over the 18th-century missionary's legacy.
San Francisco|News|
2 Suspects Arrested In San Jose For Attempted Murder In March Stabbing Attack
Two men were arrested in San Jose last week as suspects in the attempted murder of two people in March, authorities said Tuesday.
San Francisco|News|
16-Year-Old Milpitas Boy Arrested For Gun Crimes, Including Shooting Weapon Near School
A 16-year-old boy was arrested last week as a suspect in a series of firearm-related crimes that included shooting a gun near a school.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin County Community Gets Its Post Office Back After Nearly 1,000 Days
"We're a small town," said resident John Borg. "We have no mayor, we have no city attorney. We're just, like, regular people."
Campbell, CA|News|
2-Alarm Power Pole Fire In San Jose Threatens Neighboring Homes
The initial call came in at 2:50 p.m. and also involved a utility pole on fire with downed power lines, the Fire Department said.
Sacramento, CA|News|
Man Arrested In Sacramento ABC TV Station Shooting Was Flagged On X For "Violent Speech" Days Earlier
On Friday, at least three shots were fired into the downtown Sacramento station's building through a window. No one was injured.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Bay Area Man Gets Nearly 20 Years For Firebombing UC Berkeley Patrol Car
The fires were set on June 1, 13, and 16 in 2024.
San Francisco|News|
Shuttered Oakland Fire Stations Reopen After Department Reaches Full Staffing
"That's the closest station to the national park. If they don't know how to fight fires, nobody does," resident Calvin Black said.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Berkeley Flea Market Reopens With New Lease, Renewed Hope
"Legally coming back, I feel very happy," said Ivy Yan, a vendor who has sold sunglasses at the market for the past 25 years.
San Francisco|News|
Annual San Francisco Greek Food Festival To Support Community Outreach In Mission District
Now led by the newly appointed Dean, Father Constantinos Economos, the cathedral is undergoing a spiritual and physical renewal.
San Francisco|News|
Lucky Grocery To Close Shop In San Francisco's Bayview District 3 Years After Opening
Anthony Davenport has worked in the Bayview Hunters Point area for the last 34 years; he's seen several businesses come and go.
San Francisco|News|
Warnings Of Threats To U.S. Constitution Highlighted At San Francisco "Constitution Day" Event
In legal circles, September 17th is considered "Constitution Day," the date the founding document was officially ratified.
