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Fire Crews Contain 15-Acre Vegetation Fire In Discovery BayFire crews in Contra Costa County have contained a brush fire in Discovery Bay that grew to approximately 15 acres Wednesday evening.
Hertl Scores Twice In 500th NHL Game, Helps Sharks Defeat AvalancheTomas Hertl had two goals and an assist in his 500th career NHL game and Erik Karlsson scored a go-ahead goal in the third period to lead the San Jose Sharks to a 3-2 comeback victory over the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday night.
Tents Housing Homeless On San Francisco Streets Down 65% In A Year, City SaysThe number of tents housing homeless residents on San Francisco streets dropped by 65 percent over the last year, marking the lowest tent count seen in the city over the last two years, city officials said Wednesday.
Man Charged In Deadly March Shooting At 24th Street Mission BART StationA San Francisco man has been charged with an unprovoked attack at a BART station that killed one person and seriously injured another, authorities said.
COVID Vaccines: 50% Of Eligible Adults Fully Vaccinated In Sonoma CountySonoma County announced major milestones in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout Wednesday, touting that two-thirds of eligible residents at received least one shot, while half are fully vaccinated.
Grandparents, Grandkids Share First Hugs Since Pandemic At Palo Alto Retirement CommunityAfter a year of phone calls and zoom meetings, grandparents at a Palo Alto retirement community were finally able to savor a hug from their children and grandchildren.
Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Police Identify Suspect in Market Street Stabbing of 2 WomenPolice in San Francisco on Wednesday identified the man arrested for stabbing two older Asian women in the city's Mid-Market area Tuesday afternoon.
Home Of First Lesbian Couple To Legally Marry In San Francisco Gets Landmark StatusThe hilltop cottage belonging to a lesbian couple who were the first same-sex partners to legally marry in San Francisco has become a city landmark.
TOP VIDEOS
COVID: Grandparents, Grandkids Finally Get To Hug Each Other At Palo Alto Retirement CommunityA group of Bay Area Seniors were able to hug their loved ones for the first time since the pandemic. John Ramos was in Palo Alto for the heartwarming reunion.
San Francisco Police Identify Suspect in Market Street Stabbing of 2 WomenKenny Choi reports on new details emerging about the suspect who was arrested in the stabbing of two Asian women on San Francisco's Market Street (5-5-2021)
Drought Renews Battle Between Farmers, Environmentalists Over California Water RightsJuliette Goodrich reports on the pressure for Gov. Gavin Newsom to issue a formal drought declaration, and those who say that a declaration would hurt the environment. (5/5/21)
California Drought 2021
Sonoma-Marin Water Committee Calls On Residents To Reduce Water Use By 20%An advisory committee for water agencies in the North Bay passed a resolution Monday asking residents to voluntarily reduce water usage by 20%.
State Fire Officials Warn Fire Season Already Off to a Dangerous StartUnder May red flag conditions, officials in California on Monday were issuing dire warning for an early and longer fire season this year.
Cal Fire Bracing For Another Challenging Wildfire Season; Red Flag Fire Warning For Solano CountyHumidity levels plunged into the single digits and winds picked up early Monday, triggering a Red Flag Fire Warning for Solano County and the Central Valley.
Asian American Attacks
Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Police Identify Suspect in Market Street Stabbing of 2 WomenPolice in San Francisco on Wednesday identified the man arrested for stabbing two older Asian women in the city's Mid-Market area Tuesday afternoon.
Berkeley Police Arrest Woman On Hate Crime Charge For 2nd Time This YearA woman is facing hate crime charges for the second time this year following an attack on two women in Berkeley last week.
Asian American Attacks: Victim's Grandson Speaks Out; Suspect Arrested After 2 Women Stabbed In San FranciscoPolice in San Francisco have arrested a man suspected of stabbing two Asian women in the city's Mid-Market area late Tuesday afternoon.
California Recall Election
Republican Candidates For California Governor Make Their CaseThe two Republicans currently running for governor of California, John Cox and Caitlyn Jenner, released new campaign ads Tuesday, marking a new phase in the pending recall election.
Recall Candidate Caitlyn Jenner Opposes Allowing Transgender Girls To Compete In Girls Prep Sports Caitlyn Jenner, the former Olympic champion and current California gubernatorial candidate, says she opposes allowing transgender girls to compete in girls’ sports at school.
Facing A Recall Campaign; Gov. Gavin Newsom Prepares To Address California DemocratsGov. Gavin Newsom will address the Democratic Party faithful Saturday as he mounts a campaign to keep his job.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Tents Housing Homeless On San Francisco Streets Down 65% In A Year, City SaysThe number of tents housing homeless residents on San Francisco streets dropped by 65 percent over the last year, marking the lowest tent count seen in the city over the last two years, city officials said Wednesday.
Man Charged In Deadly March Shooting At 24th Street Mission BART StationA San Francisco man has been charged with an unprovoked attack at a BART station that killed one person and seriously injured another, authorities said.
Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Police Identify Suspect in Market Street Stabbing of 2 WomenPolice in San Francisco on Wednesday identified the man arrested for stabbing two older Asian women in the city's Mid-Market area Tuesday afternoon.
East Bay News
Fire Crews Contain 15-Acre Vegetation Fire In Discovery BayFire crews in Contra Costa County have contained a brush fire in Discovery Bay that grew to approximately 15 acres Wednesday evening.
Berkeley Police Arrest Woman On Hate Crime Charge For 2nd Time This YearA woman is facing hate crime charges for the second time this year following an attack on two women in Berkeley last week.
COVID: Nearly Two Dozen East Bay High School Students Test Positive After Non-School EventOfficials at Las Lomas High School in Walnut Creek on Wednesday confirmed a recent outbreak of over 20 students testing positive for COVID-19 that appears to have originated at an off-campus, non-school event.
South Bay News
1 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting Near San Jose ParkOne man was killed and another man was injured in a shooting near a park in San Jose Wednesday evening.
Hertl Scores Twice In 500th NHL Game, Helps Sharks Defeat AvalancheTomas Hertl had two goals and an assist in his 500th career NHL game and Erik Karlsson scored a go-ahead goal in the third period to lead the San Jose Sharks to a 3-2 comeback victory over the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday night.
Grandparents, Grandkids Share First Hugs Since Pandemic At Palo Alto Retirement CommunityAfter a year of phone calls and zoom meetings, grandparents at a Palo Alto retirement community were finally able to savor a hug from their children and grandchildren.
North Bay News
COVID Vaccines: 50% Of Eligible Adults Fully Vaccinated In Sonoma CountySonoma County announced major milestones in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout Wednesday, touting that two-thirds of eligible residents at received least one shot, while half are fully vaccinated.
Santa Rosa Man Sentenced For DUI Hit-and-Run Of Toddler; Severely-Injured Girl Makes Full RecoveryA Santa Rosa man who pleaded no contest to a DUI hit-and-run collision with a two-year-old girl in 2019 was sentenced Wednesday.
Woman Arrested In Sonoma Bank Robbery, Attempted Getaway On Local BusA woman was arrested Wednesday following a bank robbery in Sonoma where police say the suspect tried to make her escape on a county transit bus.
Bay Area Sports
Hertl Scores Twice In 500th NHL Game, Helps Sharks Defeat AvalancheTomas Hertl had two goals and an assist in his 500th career NHL game and Erik Karlsson scored a go-ahead goal in the third period to lead the San Jose Sharks to a 3-2 comeback victory over the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday night.
Gray Stays Perfect At Home, Rockies Beat Giants, 6-5Jon Gray tossed six strong innings and helped himself with an RBI single, and the Colorado Rockies held off the San Francisco Giants for a 6-5 win Wednesday.
Drew Robinson Starts With SF Giants Triple-A Team A Year After Suicide AttemptOne year after he lost right eye from a suicide attempt, 29-year-outfielder Drew Robinson has recovered and will be playing professional baseball this Thursday.
