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San Jose House Fire Sends Resident to HospitalFire burned a home in a San Jose neighborhood Tuesday afternoon, sending one resident to the hospital.
FAA Raises Concerns After Sunnyvale Uses Lasers To Keep Crows Out Of DowntownThe Federal Aviation Administration has raised concerns with officials in Sunnyvale after the city began using lasers to shoo away hundreds of crows from the downtown area.
3 Arrested, 1 Sought After Catalytic Converter Theft Suspects Ram SFPD CarThree people were arrested and a fourth suspect remained at large after officers on a traffic stop of suspected thieves in San Francisco had their patrol vehicle rammed by the suspect vehicle.
Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injures In East San Jose StabbingPolice are on the scene after a man suffered life threatening injuries in a stabbing in East San Jose Tuesday afternoon.
Scott Peterson Juror Richelle Nice To Be Granted Immunity To TestifyA juror in Scott Peterson’s two-decade-old murder trial will be granted immunity before testifying at a hearing that could determine whether a new trial is granted, authorities said.
Suspect Charged With Murder in the Fatal Shooting Of Cal Basketball StarThe Alameda County District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday that it charged the man suspected of killing college basketball star Gene Ransom with murder, along with several other charges.
Hyundai, Kia Recalls 485,000 Vehicles Over Fire Risk; Owners Told To Park OutdoorsHyundai and Kia are telling the owners of nearly 485,000 vehicles in the U.S. to park them outdoors because they can catch fire even if the engines have been turned off.
Opponents of Oakland School Closures, Mergers Say Plan Violates California Environmental LawOpponents of a plan to close and merge several schools in the Oakland Unified School District want school board members to consider environmental impacts before the plan's vote, which could happen Tuesday night.
TOP VIDEOS
Interest Rate Hikes: How They Could Impact YouCBS News Bay Area anchor Len Kiese asks Mike Shepard with U.S. Bank about the impact of the expected Federal Reserve interest rate hikes on mortgages, loan products, and credit cards
Students, Teachers, Parents March Ahead of Oakland Schools Closure Vote; Hunger-Strikers Up To Day 8In the final hours before the school board votes, students, parents and teachers have stood up and tried to make their voices heard to try and prevent any schools from closing in Oakland. Andria Borba reports.
Supply Chain Issues Impact Auto IndustryCBS News Bay Area's Gianna Franco talks to Kelley Blue Book editor Matt Degan about the effects of the supply chain issues on the current car market
Bay Area Crime Stories
3 Arrested, 1 Sought After Catalytic Converter Theft Suspects Ram SFPD CarThree people were arrested and a fourth suspect remained at large after officers on a traffic stop of suspected thieves in San Francisco had their patrol vehicle rammed by the suspect vehicle.
Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injures In East San Jose StabbingPolice are on the scene after a man suffered life threatening injuries in a stabbing in East San Jose Tuesday afternoon.
Scott Peterson Juror Richelle Nice To Be Granted Immunity To TestifyA juror in Scott Peterson’s two-decade-old murder trial will be granted immunity before testifying at a hearing that could determine whether a new trial is granted, authorities said.
Black History Month
Award-Winning Author, Activist Alice Walker Talks About Her Book 'Sweet People Are Everywhere'Pulitzer Prize-winning author Alice Walker talks to Black Renaissance host Jan Mabry about her new children's book, education and more. 'Sweet People Are Everywhere' promotes the greater good in all of us and is available at bookstores nationwide.
Don't Miss Jeffery Robinson's 'Who We Are - A Chronicle Of Racism In America'Criminal defense and civil rights attorney Jeffery Robinson talks about his new documentary, 'Who We Are, a Chronicle of Racism in America' with BR host Jan Mabry that aims to expose centuries of goverment-sanctioned anti-Black racism.
Fashion Designer Patrick Kelly's 'Runway of Love' Retrospective Is Hot!BR host Jan Mabry goes to the late Patrick Kelly's 'Runway of Love' exhibit at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. On view through April 24. For more information visit deyoungmuseum.org.
CBS News Bay Area Interviews
Interest Rate Hikes: How They Could Impact YouCBS News Bay Area anchor Len Kiese asks Mike Shepard with U.S. Bank about the impact of the expected Federal Reserve interest rate hikes on mortgages, loan products, and credit cards
Supply Chain Issues Impact Auto IndustryCBS News Bay Area's Gianna Franco talks to Kelley Blue Book editor Matt Degan about the effects of the supply chain issues on the current car market
Premiere of New Animated Series 'Fairview'CBS News Bay Area's Gianna Franco talks to stars James Austin Johnson and Aparna Nancherla about the adult series 'Fairview,' produced by CBS Studios, coming to Comedy Central on Wednesday, February 9
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Rollover Crash in San Mateo Closes El Camino Real in Both DirectionsA rollover crash in San Mateo forced a temporary closure of North El Camino Real in both directions Tuesday, police said.
SFPD Arrest Suspect In Fatal Potrero Hill StabbingA 28-year-old San Francisco man has been arrested in the Jan. 31 fatal stabbing of a man in the 500 block of Potrero Ave., authorities announced Tuesday.
California College of the Arts Employees to Start Strike This WeekStaff at the California College of the Arts (CCA) in San Francisco planned to go on strike Tuesday over claims of unfair labor practices and the fact they still don’t have a contract after two years of negotiations.
East Bay News
Suspect Charged With Murder in the Fatal Shooting Of Cal Basketball StarThe Alameda County District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday that it charged the man suspected of killing college basketball star Gene Ransom with murder, along with several other charges.
Opponents of Oakland School Closures, Mergers Say Plan Violates California Environmental LawOpponents of a plan to close and merge several schools in the Oakland Unified School District want school board members to consider environmental impacts before the plan's vote, which could happen Tuesday night.
Ex-Air Force Sgt., Alleged 'Boogaloo' Follower Changing Plea In Slaying Of Federal Officer Patrick UnderwoodFormer U.S. Air Force Sgt. Steven Carrillo, an alleged follower of the Boogaloo Boys movement, plans to change his not guilty plea in the fatal shooting of Federal Protective Officer Dave Patrick Underwood under the cover of 2020 protests in Oakland against police brutality, according to court records.
South Bay News
'One Of The Worst Januarys Ever' – Santa Clara Valley Water Officials Sound Alarm After Dry Start To 2022An unusually dry start to the New Year has Santa Clara Valley Water District officials increasingly concerned about the upcoming summer if there's not more significant rainfall.
FAA Raises Concerns After Sunnyvale Uses Lasers To Keep Crows Out Of DowntownThe Federal Aviation Administration has raised concerns with officials in Sunnyvale after the city began using lasers to shoo away hundreds of crows from the downtown area.
Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injures In East San Jose StabbingPolice are on the scene after a man suffered life threatening injuries in a stabbing in East San Jose Tuesday afternoon.
North Bay News
2 Arrested Following Weekend High-Speed Pursuit From American Canyon To RichmondPolice in American Canyon reported the arrest of two men on Sunday after a pursuit of a suspect in a stolen vehicle led them all the way to Richmond.
Speed A Factor In Deadly 5-Vehicle Crash on Highway 101 in HealdsburgOne person was killed and three others injured in a chain reaction crash near a construction zone on southbound Highway 101 at the Old Redwood Hwy/ Healdsburg Ave. exit on Monday afternoon, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Dry Conditions In North Bay Fuel Fears Of Early Fire SeasonThe rain we’re hoping for in February is nowhere in sight and fire danger is growing as many parts of California are seeing fuel moisture levels dip to summer levels.
Bay Area Sports
San Francisco Teen Eileen Gu Wins Historic Freestyle Gold; Crashes The Chinese InternetEileen Gu fans temporarily crashed China's leading social media platform on Tuesday, as tens of millions rushed online to celebrate the teenage freeski sensation winning her first gold medal of the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Thompson’s 21 Points, Late 3s Lead Warriors Past Thunder, 110-98Klay Thompson scored 21 points and the Golden State Warriors beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 110-98 on Monday night for their ninth straight win.
Palo Alto Olympian Vincent Zhou Drops Out Of Figure Skating Contest After Positive COVID-19 TestU.S. Olympic figure skater Vincent Zhou, who was born in San Jose and grew up in Palo Alto, has tested positive for COVID-19 and dropped out of the men's individual competition at the Beijing Winter Games.