San Francisco|News|
Former Bay Area Inmates Embrace Second Chance, Expunge Criminal Records Under New State Law
Bay Area residents with a criminal past are getting a chance to build a better future by expunging their criminal records.
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San Francisco|News|
Release Of Evidence In Banko Brown Case Sparks Protest In San Francisco; Others Applaud DA's Decision
"The tapes are just telling us everything we know, that Banko was murdered because of his crime of being hungry," he said.
San Francisco|News|
Discrimination Lawsuit Filed Against San Franciso Game Developer
Super Free makes gaming apps that include, according to the company, "some of the most beloved in the Word, Trivia, and Puzzle genres."
San Francisco|News|
Executives From Failed Banks Questioned On CEO Pay, Risk Management At Senate Hearing
Sen. Sherrod Brown, the Democratic chair of the Senate Banking Committee, took aim at executive compensation to open the hearing.
Burlingame-Hillsborough, CA|News|
Hillsborough Family Touched By Tragedy Promotes Mental Health Care For Asian Americans
Once a month Nancy Lee and her family set the table at their home in Hillsborough, California for a special dinner.
Larkspur-Corte Madera, CA|News|
Marin County Steps Up Effort To Abolish Single-Use Plastics In Food Service
"We're so happy to have nine of the at least 11 cities that either adopted or in the process of adopting this ordinance," Rodini said.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
New East Palo Alto Police Chief Jeff Liu Rose Through The Ranks To Become Top Cop
"You know that feeling when you pull into town, and you feel like you are home. That's East Palo Alto," said Chief Jeff Liu.
Castro Valley, CA|News|
Former San Quentin Inmate Graduates From Cal State East Bay
A former San Quentin inmate received his bachelor's degree after spending 20 years in prison thanks to a program called Project Rebound.
Berkeley, CA|News|
New Cal Grads Enter 'Real World' Clutching Diplomas And Hope
As the sound of "Pomp and Circumstance" echoed through the UC Berkeley campus, there was a feeling of celebration and accomplishment.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Hayes Valley Bike Shop To Close After Storms, Crime
He shared photos of the damage, including an empty display where a thief had cut a pricey e-bike loose.
San Francisco|News|
Three Stolen Vehicles Recovered, Suspects Arrested After Pursuit Across Bay Bridge
Like a scene from a movie, three alleged car thieves were pursued as they raced across the Bay Bridge just after midnight Sunday.
San Francisco|News|
Steep Permit Fee Threatens Free Sidewalk Libraries In San Francisco
"It's such a surprise. Sometimes, when we go in and out, we say 'Wait a minute. We have to see what's inside the library,'" Myers said.
San Francisco|News|
Doyle Brunson, Called The Godfather Of Poker, Dies At 89
Doyle Brunson, one of the most influential poker players of all time and a two-time world champion, died Sunday. He was 89.
Across California, CA|News|
Remote Northern California Reservoir Stuck In Drought Despite Winter's Water Wealth
Trinity Lake is one Northern California reservoir where all the rain and snow hasn't quite added up.
Gilroy, CA|News|
California Condors Confront Bird Flu In Flight From Extinction
The historic outbreak means ongoing breeding-in-captivity and re-wilding programs like the LA Zoo's remain critical to their survival.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Medical Student Yearning To Give Back To Community That Helped Shape Her
Jenny, as she likes to be called, just passed her MCAT, the notoriously difficult medical college admissions test.
San Francisco|News|
Former SF Fire Commissioner Don Carmignani Talks About Marina District Assault
"It's three-on-one. I know the odds. I'm 52 years old. I have two hip replacements. I'm an old guy, I could have been a dead guy," he said.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Berkeley Wrestles With Dark History Of The City's Namesake
Berkeley is proud of its name. You see it everywhere in the city. But it's also proud of its stand on racial equity.
Alameda, CA|News|
Alameda Man Fights Climate Change With Ambitious Tree Planting Initiative
"We're here as stewards of the earth, stewards of the forest," he said.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Devastating Wildfire Compels Family To Adopt A New Lifestyle Among The Redwoods
"We call it the Slow Coast because it forces you to slow down to stop looking at screens, stop running so fast."
