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UC Berkeley Professor Suspended 3 Years For Sexual HarassmentThe University of California, Berkeley has suspended an architecture professor for three years without pay for sexually harassing a graduate student and abusing his power for personal gain.
JPMorgan Dramatically Slashes Tesla's Stock Price ForecastThe Wall Street firm dramatically slashed its price target on Elon Musk's car company on Monday, causing Tesla shares to briefly tumble.
Muni Officials: Service Is Normal On 1st Day Of SchoolA San Francisco Municipal Railway spokesman said bus service is operating on schedule Monday on the first day of the new school year after the city’s school district warned that bus driver shortages could cause delays.
Petaluma Man Arrested For DUI After Giving Drunk Brother A Ride HomeA Petaluma man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol after he agreed to give his intoxicated brother a ride home Sunday evening, Petaluma police said.
Bay Area Man Dying Of Cancer Says $289M Monsanto Verdict Not 'In Vain'A man who won a landmark lawsuit against the agricultural giant, Monsanto, is speaking out for the first time.
Pope On Pennsylvania Sex Abuse Report: We Abandoned The Little OnesPope Francis has acknowledged "with shame and repentance" the Catholic Church's failure to act over sexual abuse by clerics against minors going back decades.
How Much Trouble Is Elon Musk In?Tesla and Elon Musk have always made big promises. Now those promises could cause big problems.
Social Media Video Of Bay Bridge Sideshow Leads To ArrestA driver was arrested for allegedly taking part in a sideshow that blocked traffic on the Bay Bridge Sunday morning.
Muni Bus Driver Shortage Prompts Schools' Warning Of Possible DelaysThe San Francisco Unified School District and some individual campuses are warning that local bus service delays could mean delays getting to and from school Monday - the district's first day of classes for the school year.
Top Videos
Terminally Ill Bay Area Janitor Talks To CBS This Morning About $289M Monsanto VerdictAnna Warner reports Bay Area janitor Dewayne “Lee” Johnson's thoughts after winning $289 million verdict against Monsanto (8-20-2018)
Monday Morning Weather Forecast With Emily TurnerAfter a hot weekend, expect coastal clouds and temperatures at or below average on Monday. Conditions should warm up again later this week. Emily Turner has the forecast. (8/20/18)
Terminally Ill Bay Area Janitor Speaks About $289M Monsanto VerdictA Bay Area janitor who sued Monsanto over his terminal cancer is speaking for the first time after a jury awarded him $289 million in a landmark verdict. Anne Makovec reports. (8/20/18)
Fire Watch: New Mendocino Complex Evacuations, Ferguson Fire 100% ContainedNew evacuations have been ordered in the area of the massive Mendocino Complex wildfire, the largest in state history. Meanwhile, the Ferguson Fire near Yosemite is now 100 percent contained. (8/20/18)
Founder Of The Supremes Remembers Aretha Franklin Before SF Benefit AppearanceBetty Yu reports on original founder of the Supremes Mary Wilson paying tribute to Aretha Franklin (8-19-2018)
Man Arrested By CHP After Reckless Bay Bridge SideshowJoe Vazquez reports on multiple sideshows in SF and Oakland including reports one on Bay Bridge resulting in an arrest (8-19-2018)
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Get Your Best Jokes Ready, Cards Against Humanity Hiring WritersThe job will be remote with a pay of $40/hour but on an as-needed basis.
Mom Yanks Kids Out Of Electric Toy Car As It Bursts Into FlamesVideo shows fire consuming a child’s toy electric vehicle just moments after a mother pulled her kids out of it.
Teen Lost Contact Lens, Doctors Find It In Her Eyelid 28 Years LaterNearly three decades ago, a 14-year-old in the United Kingdom got hit in the eye during a game of badminton and lost her contact lens.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Muni Officials: Service Is Normal On 1st Day Of SchoolA San Francisco Municipal Railway spokesman said bus service is operating on schedule Monday on the first day of the new school year after the city’s school district warned that bus driver shortages could cause delays.
Social Media Video Of Bay Bridge Sideshow Leads To ArrestA driver was arrested for allegedly taking part in a sideshow that blocked traffic on the Bay Bridge Sunday morning.
Redwood City Residents Oppose Coffee Business' Bikini-Clad Baristas A Peninsula neighborhood is trying to shut down plans to open a new drive-through coffee operation where customers are served by scantily-clad baristas.
Live Aretha Franklin Album Recorded In San Francisco Hailed As A MilestoneAs the outpouring of tributes to the Queen of Soul continued in the Bay Area Thursday, one of the most beloved recordings documenting her greatness was also being remembered.
Man Posing As Ride-Hailing Driver Sexually Assaults Woman In San MateoSan Mateo police are investigating a sexual assault involving a motorist who was posing as a ride-hailing service driver on Tuesday in San Mateo.
Contractor Scrutinized After Twin Peaks Tunnel Worker's DeathSan Francisco Supervisor Norman Yee is planning to hold a hearing next month to investigate how city contractors are chosen following the death of a construction worker inside the Twin Peaks Tunnel.
East Bay News
UC Berkeley Professor Suspended 3 Years For Sexual HarassmentThe University of California, Berkeley has suspended an architecture professor for three years without pay for sexually harassing a graduate student and abusing his power for personal gain.
Hayward Police Find Two Mystery Urns Containing AshesPolice in Hayward have a mystery on their hands after coming across two boxes containing urns full of ashes among a number of items left at an intersection, according to authorities.
One Dead, One Wounded In Antioch ShootingOne 19-year-old man was killed and a second one seriously wounded early Sunday morning in a double shooting at an apartment complex on San Jose Drive in Antioch, police said.
Berkeley Police Seek Suspect in Drive-By Shooting That Wounded 3Police continue to investigate an apparent drive-by shooting at San Pablo Park on Saturday afternoon that left three people injured.
2 Hurt, 1 Arrested Following Multi-Vehicle Crash on Highway 4At least two people were taken to hospitals and another person arrested following a multiple-vehicle collision on eastbound Highway 4 in Antioch on Saturday night
Drive-By Shooter Opens Fire On Group At Berkeley Park, 3 HurtA drive-by shooter opened fire on a group at a Berkeley park Saturday, according to police.
South Bay News
Alleged Santa Cruz MS-13 Members Charged With Racketeering, MurderA dozen alleged members of an MS-13 gang in Santa Cruz have been accused in a revised indictment by a federal grand jury in San Jose of charges including murder, drug trafficking and racketeering.
San Jose Music Teacher Accused Of Sexually Exploiting TeenA former music teacher at The Harker School was arrested for allegedly having inappropriate sexual communication with a 16-year-old girl, San Jose police reported.
Adobe Plans New Office Tower in Downtown San JoseAdobe Systems has plans to build a new high-rise office building in downtown San Jose that would connect via bridge to its existing headquarters.
Bus Owner Busted in Mountain View for Drugs, ParaphernaliaOne man was arrested and three others were cited after Mountain View police found a converted school bus full of hypodermic needles, drug pipes and several grams of methamphetamine.
Sexual Misconduct Charges Dropped Against Former City CouncilmanFormer Santa Clara City Councilman Dominic Caserta will not face any criminal charges after being accused of sexual misconduct.
Baby Wallaby At San Jose Zoo Makes 1st Public Appearance From Mom's PouchA young Parma wallaby has made its first appearance in its mother’s pouch at Happy Hollow Park & Zoo in San Jose.
North Bay News
Firefighter Killed In Mendocino Complex Died After Fire Retardant DropA preliminary report says a firefighter died last week from falling tree debris after a retardant drop on California's largest-ever wildfire.
Bay Area Man Dying Of Cancer Says $289M Monsanto Verdict Not 'In Vain'A man who won a landmark lawsuit against the agricultural giant, Monsanto, is speaking out for the first time.
Despite Success, Marin County Farmer Set To Sell RanchThe owner of a well-known ranch in Marin County is getting ready to sell his farm despite its success, saying the land is so valuable it simply doesn't make any sense not to sell.
Tributes To CHP Officer Killed In Crash Mix Hollywood And BrotherhoodCalifornia Highway Patrol motorcycle Officer Kirk Griess, a 19-year veteran, was remembered during a memorial service today as a devoted family man and a "cop's cop."
Suspect In CHP Officer, Motorist Deaths Posts Bail; Arraignment PostponedThe arraignment of a Rocklin man charged with the gross vehicular manslaughter of a California Highway Patrol motorcycle officer and a Vallejo man last week was postponed in Solano County Superior Court today until Sept. 12 after he posted $90,000 bail Thursday morning
Sonoma, Napa Receive Nearly $100M In Grants For Wildfire RecoveryMore than $99 million in grants must go to Sonoma County, the 94558 zip code in the city of Napa and other areas that were most impacted by wildfires.
KPIX 5 Original Reports
A Look Back at 70 Years of KPIX BroadcastingKPIX was the first television station in Northern California and the 49th in the nation. Here's a look back at 70 years of bringing you stories from around the Bay Area and the world.
Oakland City Council Votes To Close So-Called 'Duplex Loophole'Oakland city council members voted early Wednesday morning to close an eviction loophole that was putting hundreds of renters at risk of getting kicked out of their homes.
Disabled Riders' Families Share Nightmare Stories About East Bay Public Transit ServiceGetting around town is not easy for people with disabilities. Many who are not able to use public transit rely on a private public transit company with a terrible reputation for poor service.
Young Great White Sharks Thrive In Monterey Bay As Older Ones Mysteriously DieGreat white shark sightings are on the rise in the Monterey Bay. But while the young ones appear to be thriving, older ones are dying and washing ashore.
Sports Headlines & Scores
CBS Sports To Air "Four Sides Of The Story" Documentaries Beginning September 22ndThe "Four Sides Of The Story" franchise returns with 2018's biggest sports stories, including Alabama's championship and Mayweather-McGregor.
This Week In Golf: Snedeker Leads Start To Finish To Win WyndhamBrandt Snedeker's first-round 59 at Sedgefield set the pace for his Wyndham Championship title, his ninth win on the PGA Tour.
Latest MLB Power RankingsThe top three remain the same, but the A's are charging hard up the rankings.
Astros Top A's 9-4 To Avoid SweepJustin Verlander pitched just well enough to earn his 200th career win and the Astros hit five home runs, beating the Oakland Athletics 9-4 Sunday to retake sole possession of the AL West lead.
Reds Sweep Giants With 11-4 RompThe Reds swept the San Francisco Giants with an 11-4 win on Sunday.
Harvey No-Hit Try Into 6th, Reds Beat Giants, 7-1The Cincinnati Reds dominated Madison Bumgarner and the San Francisco Giants 7-1 on Saturday night.
