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Curry Scores 32 as Warriors Cap Preseason With 124-103 Win Over LakersThe Warriors took the lead early in the second quarter and held off a run that got the Lakers within five points early in the fourth.
Monday Is Deadline for Wildfire Victims to File Claims With PG&EA critical deadline for wildfire victims is approaching but many of those eligible for the help may not know it.
Whale Breachings Off Monterey Coast Possibly Linked To Hollister QuakeA whale-watching tour out of Moss Landing captured some amazing photographs of unusual behavior by a pod of humpback whales in the immediate aftermath of Tuesday's magnitude 4.7 earthquake centered in Southern Monterey County.
San Ramon To Sell Low-Income Housing With Lottery ProgramHome-seekers will soon have a chance at the bargain of a lifetime in one affluent Bay Area community, but the opportunity requires that you be lucky and have a low income.
IBM And San Jose State Partner To Advance Tech EducationIBM is teaming up with San Jose State University in an exclusive agreement to prepare students and faculty for the newest emerging technologies.
San Bruno After-School Worker Accused Of Raping 16-Year-Old GirlA man who works at an after-school program in San Bruno has been arrested and accused of raping a 16-year-old girl, police said.
CPUC President Blasts PG&E Over Massive Power ShutdownCalifornia's top utilities regulator on Friday said she was astounded by the lack of basic preparation Pacific Gas & Electric officials took in readying for a pre-emptive power shut-off that affected more than 2 million people.
County Officials: Fire Suppression System Was Not Activated During NuStar FireA closed gate and a fire suppression system that wasn't activated may have hampered efforts to extinguish Tuesday's massive fire at the NuStar Energy tank farm in Crockett, according to Contra Costa County officials.
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Porch Pirates Target Milpitas NeighborhoodA rash of recent package thefts have taken place around some brand new condo communities going up around the new Milpitas BART station. Police say they are most likely crimes of opportunity. Mark Sayre reports. (10-18-19)
East Bay PG&E Customers Express Frustration Over Planned ShutoffsThe California Public Utilities Commission called an emergency meeting to scrutinize PG&E's recent power shutoff and those left in the dark are fuming after hearing the utility company's side of the story. Andrea Nakano reports from Orinda. (10-18-19)
Public Utilities Commission Grills PG&E Over BlackoutsMarybel Batjer, president of the California Public Utilities Commission, called an emergency meeting Friday and ordered PG&E executives to attend and explain themselves. Andria Borba reports. (10-18-19)
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Teachers Become Super-Commuters To Work In San FranciscoMost people have that one teacher who changed the course of their life forever, but increasingly, students in the Bay Area are losing the opportunity to have that kind of relationship with an educator.
Tiny Homes: A Movement Or A Solution To Homelessness?It’s a small but growing movement in the Bay Area: living tiny. Community leaders are increasingly deploying tiny homes to help the homeless.
Landlords Might Have To Disclose Finances To Raise RentLandlords in San Francisco might soon have to disclose their finances to raise their tenants' rent after the Rent Board Commission considered new regulations Tuesday night.
On A Positive Note: Stories To Brighten Your Day
Blind Kayaker Inspires Others With Achievements On And Off The WaterA San Francisco man is hoping to empower the visually impaired community, using his kayak to help deliver his powerful message.
San Jose High School Makes History With Female Player's Touchdown PassThe varsity football team at San Jose's Silver Creek High School pulled off an historic play during its game last Friday.
Loma Prieta Hero Looks Back On Harrowing Marina Rescue 30 Years LaterAs the 30th anniversary of the Loma Prieta Earthquake approaches, KPIX 5 looks back on an act of heroism in the aftermath of the powerful quake.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
$30 Million S.F. Home Designed for Wellness, Sustainability and Killer Views2646 Union Street is one of San Francisco’s glitziest homes to hit the market. But, despite appearances, it's no ordinary ultra-luxury home. Its health and wellness features make it one-of-a-kind.
San Bruno After-School Worker Accused Of Raping 16-Year-Old GirlA man who works at an after-school program in San Bruno has been arrested and accused of raping a 16-year-old girl, police said.
CPUC President Blasts PG&E Over Massive Power ShutdownCalifornia's top utilities regulator on Friday said she was astounded by the lack of basic preparation Pacific Gas & Electric officials took in readying for a pre-emptive power shut-off that affected more than 2 million people.
East Bay News
San Ramon To Sell Low-Income Housing With Lottery ProgramHome-seekers will soon have a chance at the bargain of a lifetime in one affluent Bay Area community, but the opportunity requires that you be lucky and have a low income.
County Officials: Fire Suppression System Was Not Activated During NuStar FireA closed gate and a fire suppression system that wasn't activated may have hampered efforts to extinguish Tuesday's massive fire at the NuStar Energy tank farm in Crockett, according to Contra Costa County officials.
Alameda County Serial Killer Dies On San Quentin's Death RowA condemned serial killer who murdered five Alameda County women after brutally beating and raping four of them has been found dead in his cell on San Quentin's Death Row, prison officials announced Friday.
South Bay News
IBM And San Jose State Partner To Advance Tech EducationIBM is teaming up with San Jose State University in an exclusive agreement to prepare students and faculty for the newest emerging technologies.
Facebook Gives $25 Million For Affordable Teacher Housing In Palo AltoFacebook is gifting $25 million to Santa Clara County for the county to use on new teacher and school staff homes.
College Admission Scandal Case: Former Silicon Valley Hedge Fund Manager To Plead GuiltyManuel Henriquez, the founder and former chief executive officer of Palo Alto-based Hercules Capital Inc., has agreed to plead guilty to fraud charges stemming from the college admission scandal, federal prosecutors announced Friday.
North Bay News
Monday Is Deadline for Wildfire Victims to File Claims With PG&EA critical deadline for wildfire victims is approaching but many of those eligible for the help may not know it.
Elementary School Employee In Santa Rosa Arrested For Alleged Inappropriate Contact With MinorAn elementary school employee in Santa Rosa was arrested on Wednesday for alleged inappropriate contact with a minor, police said.
Evacuations Ordered As Wildfire Burns Along Highway 29 in Lake CountyCrews worked to gain ground on a wildfire burning Thursday night in Lake County.
Sports Headlines & Scores
Curry Scores 32 as Warriors Cap Preseason With 124-103 Win Over LakersThe Warriors took the lead early in the second quarter and held off a run that got the Lakers within five points early in the fourth.
Famed Bay Area Horse Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer Banned From Breeders' CupHall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer is banned from entering horses in the Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita, where he was barred earlier this year.
Fantasy Football Start And Sits Week 7: Start Jared Goff Against Falcons?The Fantasy Football Today crew weighs in on why you should have Los Angeles Rams signal caller Jared Goff in the lineup this weekend.