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Confrontation Over Stolen Shoes Triggered BART Train Good Samaritan's Fatal StabbingA 39-year-old Sacramento man was in custody Wednesday for the fatal stabbing of a Good Samaritan on a BART train and an attempted carjacking during his frantic efforts to elude arrest.
Suspected Pleasanton Package Thieves Jailed After Homeowner Captures Theft On CameraTwo suspected package thieves were arrested after a homeowner in Pleasanton captured the theft on his home video surveillance system, according to police.
Vacaville Police Investigate Wednesday Morning ShootingPolice in Vacaville are investigating a shooting that occurred late Wednesday morning that left one person injured.
Power Outages: Nearly 50,000 Wine Country Homes, Business Going DarkNearly 50,000 Wine Country homes and businesses began going dark Wednesday morning in the latest round of Pacific Gas and Electric power outages, but hours later weather conditions had improved enough to allow the cancellation of planned blackouts in five other Northern California counties.
Native Americans Mark 50 Years Since Alcatraz OccupationNative Americans who occupied Alcatraz Island 50 years ago are gathering there for a day of events to mark the anniversary.
Vallejo Police Release Account Of Off-Duty Richmond Officer-Involved ShootingPolice in Vallejo on Tuesday said an off-duty Richmond police sergeant fatally shot a man who took a gun out of his vehicle and approached the sergeant during a confrontation in a Vallejo shopping center parking lot earlier this month.
San Francisco Judge Strikes Down Trump Healthcare Religious Refusal RuleA U.S. judge in San Francisco on Tuesday struck down a new federal rule that would have allowed health care workers ranging from ambulance drivers to receptionists to refuse to provide care for religious reasons.
Nearly 400 San Francisco Police Employees Sue Tetra Tech, Claim Negligence In Shipyard CleanupNearly 400 San Francisco police employees have sued Tetra Tech Inc. in federal court on claims of negligence and racketeering conspiracy.
TOP VIDEOS
SFO Launching Curbside Uber PickupJust in time for the holiday travel season, passengers at SFO can pay more for Uber drivers to pick them up curbside. (11/20/19)
San Francisco Trans Community Leader Brings Personal Insight To Transgender Awareness MonthNovember is Transgender Awareness Month and a time to educate people about the trans community, their needs, and how their allies can help. Jackie Ward reports. (11/20/19)
Wednesday Morning Weather Forecast With Mary LeeExpect periods of strong winds, particularly in the higher elevations of the Bay Area on Wednesday. A Red Flag Warning has been declared for the North and East Bay Hills, along with the Diablo Range, through Thursday morning. Mary Lee has the forecast. (11/20/19)
PROJECT HOME
Dozens Say Taxpayer-Funded Housing Program Put Them Back On The StreetBay Area Community Services (BACS) is the largest housing solutions program in the Bay Area and it's largely funded by tens of millions of taxpayer dollars. But dozens of people say they're back out on the street because of BACS.
Mother And Son Kicked Out Of Homeless Shelter For Mental Health OutburstA mother and her son were on a waitlist for a homeless shelter for 18 months and once they got in, they were kicked out eight months later due to a mental health outburst.
Homeowners In Fire Zones Lose Insurance CoverageAs fires ravage California each year, more homeowners are at risk of losing their insurance.
Small Property Owners Want To Continue Raising Rents To Pay Off Their DebtSmall property owners showed up in droves to the Rent Board this week to debate whether landlords should be required to disclose their finances to pass along any debt. Currently, they don’t have to, and tenants want that to change.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
SFO Expands Curbside Uber Pickup For Holiday Travel SeasonSFO is implementing the two-month pilot program just in time for the holiday season travel rush.
Native Americans Mark 50 Years Since Alcatraz OccupationNative Americans who occupied Alcatraz Island 50 years ago are gathering there for a day of events to mark the anniversary.
San Francisco Judge Strikes Down Trump Healthcare Religious Refusal RuleA U.S. judge in San Francisco on Tuesday struck down a new federal rule that would have allowed health care workers ranging from ambulance drivers to receptionists to refuse to provide care for religious reasons.
East Bay News
Confrontation Over Stolen Shoes Triggered BART Train Good Samaritan's Fatal StabbingA 39-year-old Sacramento man was in custody Wednesday for the fatal stabbing of a Good Samaritan on a BART train and an attempted carjacking during his frantic efforts to elude arrest.
Suspected Pleasanton Package Thieves Jailed After Homeowner Captures Theft On CameraTwo suspected package thieves were arrested after a homeowner in Pleasanton captured the theft on his home video surveillance system, according to police.
Vacaville Police Investigate Wednesday Morning ShootingPolice in Vacaville are investigating a shooting that occurred late Wednesday morning that left one person injured.
South Bay News
San Jose Police: Driver Leaves Scene, His Passenger Dies In 3-Car Hit-And-Run CrashAt least one person has died following a three-vehicle, hit-and-run traffic collision in East San Jose on Tuesday night, according to police.
'Improvised Explosive Device' Rendered Safe After Triggering Evacuation At Oak Grove HighA bomb squad with the San Jose Police Department rendered a suspicious device, believed to be an "improvised explosive device," safe Tuesday evening at Oak Grove High School, according to police.
12-Hour Standoff Near San Jose State Ends With Man In CustodyA suspect has been taken into custody early Tuesday morning nearly 12 hours after starting a standoff with San Jose police at a home near San Jose State University.
North Bay News
Power Outages: Nearly 50,000 Wine Country Homes, Business Going DarkNearly 50,000 Wine Country homes and businesses began going dark Wednesday morning in the latest round of Pacific Gas and Electric power outages, but hours later weather conditions had improved enough to allow the cancellation of planned blackouts in five other Northern California counties.
Uncertainty Over PG&E's Planned Public Safety Shutoffs Leaves Marin Businesses Feeling PowerlessScaling back its original plan, PG&E announced that only residents in Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties would be affected by the public safety power shutoffs. All the uncertainty has left many small businesses feeling powerless, whether the lights are on, or not.
Homeless Encampment Dogs Attack, Seriously Injure Santa Rosa WomanA Santa Rosa woman was attacked and seriously injured by dogs living in a homeless camp that has reportedly existed for more than five years. Residents are starting to ask: When will someone be held accountable?
Sports Headlines & Scores
'Jon Gruden Has To Keep Young Football Team Focused,' Says NFL On CBS's London FletcherThe Raiders face the Jets in Week 12, looking to continue their three-game winning streak and keep up with the AFC West-leading Chiefs.
Warriors Snap Losing Streak With Strong Win Against Grizzlies, 114-95Alec Burks scored a season-high 29 points, Glenn Robinson III added 20 and the Golden State Warriors snapped a seven-game losing streak with a commanding 114-95 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night.
Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 12: Deebo Samuel, Darius Slayton Emerging As Strong WR OptionsThe 49ers and Giants rookies have seen their roles in the offense grow as the season goes, making them solid options in your fantasy lineup.
Bay Area Food
Two Hot New SOMA Restaurants To Check OutInterested in exploring the newest restaurants to open in SoMa? Give these two a try.
Oakland Eats: New Owners Taking Over Plum Bar, Doña Tomás Closing After 20 YearsHere's the latest in Oakland food news. In this edition -- an Uptown bar gets new owners, a beer hall gets reborn in Temescal and a longstanding Mexican eatery invites customers to a closing party.
Popular Oakland Eatery Reem's To Open Location In San Francisco's Mission DistrictPopular Oakland bakery-cafe Reem's is headed to the Mission.