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San Francisco City Employees Respond to COVID Vaccine MandateOfficials in San Francisco announced this week that all city employees will be required to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, but not everyone who works for SF is on board with the mandate.
2 Arrests Made In Pittsburg Shooting That Killed 19-Year-Old Antioch ManPolice in Pittsburg made two arrests in connection with a deadly shooting early Wednesday morning and announced additional details in the case.
Hawaii To Ease Testing Rules For Vaccinated Travelers From California, U.S. MainlandHawaii will drop its testing and quarantine rules for fully vaccinated domestic travelers from California and other states in two weeks.
COVID: Santa Clara County Races To Vaccinate More Teens As Delta Variant SpreadsEven as California continues to reopen, public health officials are warning about the so-called Delta variant and the threat it poses to the unvaccinated.
Hundreds Of Local Child Care Providers March For Higher WagesAs Gov. Gavin Newsom and the legislature negotiate the upcoming budget, hundreds of child care providers in California marched and chanted Thursday outside the state Capitol demanding higher wages.
Gilroy Police Investigate Fatal Shooting on Monterey StreetPolice in Gilroy on Thursday asked the public to stay clear of the 8200 block of Monterey Street as officers investigate a fatal shooting.
Lake Oroville Level Likely to Fall So Low Hydro-Power Plant Will Shut for First TimeWater at Lake Oroville, the state's second largest reservoir, is expected to fall so low this summer that its hydroelectric power plant will likely be forced to shut down for the first time since it opened in 1967.
165 Pounds Of Fireworks Seized, Man Arrested In Oakland CrackdownAn Oakland man has been arrested and 165 pounds of illegal fireworks were seized following a crackdown by Oakland Police ahead of the July 4 holiday.
TOP VIDEOS
San Francisco Grapples With Drastic Drop in Police RecruitsThe San Francisco police department is having a hard time finding enough prospective applicants for new positions. Kenny Choi reports. (6-24-21)
Post-Pandemic Used Car Prices SoarOne of the most surprising financial tales of the pandemic era has been the huge spike in the price of used cars. Len Ramirez reports. (6-24-21)
Real Estate Madness in Manteca as Home Prices Pass Million-Dollar MarkNew home buyers, many fleeing the Bay Area, are pouring into Manteca and they're ready to pay. Anna Giles reports. (6-24-21)
Pride 2021
Raiders' Carl Nassib Becomes 1st Active NFL Player To Come Out As GayCarl Nassib, a defensive lineman for the Las Vegas Raiders, became the first active NFL player in league's 100-plus year history to come out as gay.
'In the Heights' Delights at First Pride Movie Night at Oracle ParkThis year's Pride Celebration roared into San Francisco Friday evening, punctuated by the rumble of motorcycles from Dykes on Bikes, on the first-ever Pride Movie Night at Oracle Park.
Oracle Park Presents San Francisco Pride Movie NightsOn Friday evening, San Francisco Pride will host the first of two movie nights at Oracle Park.
California Drought 2021
Lake Oroville Level Likely to Fall So Low Hydro-Power Plant Will Shut for First TimeWater at Lake Oroville, the state's second largest reservoir, is expected to fall so low this summer that its hydroelectric power plant will likely be forced to shut down for the first time since it opened in 1967.
California Drought: EBMUD Officials Talk Water Wasters and How Residents Can SaveWill wasting water in 2021 become what going maskless in public was in 2020? Probably not. Which doesn't mean public displays won't bother some, especially those whose business is saving water.
San Jose Water Adopts Voluntary Conservation Measures, Limits Outdoor IrrigationSan Jose Water is asking residential and commercial customers to voluntarily reduce water use by 15% of their 2019 levels by August 31, or else face possible fines, and making SJW the latest entity to take action in the face of a worsening drought across the western US.
COVID-19 California Reopens
San Francisco City Employees Respond to COVID Vaccine MandateOfficials in San Francisco announced this week that all city employees will be required to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, but not everyone who works for SF is on board with the mandate.
Hawaii To Ease Testing Rules For Vaccinated Travelers From California, U.S. MainlandHawaii will drop its testing and quarantine rules for fully vaccinated domestic travelers from California and other states in two weeks.
COVID: Santa Clara County Races To Vaccinate More Teens As Delta Variant SpreadsEven as California continues to reopen, public health officials are warning about the so-called Delta variant and the threat it poses to the unvaccinated.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
San Francisco City Employees Respond to COVID Vaccine MandateOfficials in San Francisco announced this week that all city employees will be required to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, but not everyone who works for SF is on board with the mandate.
COVID Vaccines: San Francisco Moscone Center, City College Mass Vaccination Sites To CloseHealth officials in San Francisco said the mass COVID-19 vaccination sites at Moscone Center and City College will be closing in the upcoming weeks, following a successful rollout of the shots.
California Reopens: Ferry Service Resumes To Oracle Park In Time For Giants / A's Bay Bridge SeriesWith Oracle Park returning to full capacity, both the San Francisco Bay Ferry and Golden Gate Ferry are resuming service in time for this weekend's highly-anticipated Bay Bridge Series between the Giants and A's.
East Bay News
Oakland City Council Votes to Strip More Than $17M From Police Department BudgetThe Oakland City Council approved a budget early Thursday evening that will strip $17.4 million from the Oakland Police Department.
2 Arrests Made In Pittsburg Shooting That Killed 19-Year-Old Antioch ManPolice in Pittsburg made two arrests in connection with a deadly shooting early Wednesday morning and announced additional details in the case.
165 Pounds Of Fireworks Seized, Man Arrested In Oakland CrackdownAn Oakland man has been arrested and 165 pounds of illegal fireworks were seized following a crackdown by Oakland Police ahead of the July 4 holiday.
South Bay News
COVID: Santa Clara County Races To Vaccinate More Teens As Delta Variant SpreadsEven as California continues to reopen, public health officials are warning about the so-called Delta variant and the threat it poses to the unvaccinated.
Gilroy Police Investigate Fatal Shooting on Monterey StreetPolice in Gilroy on Thursday asked the public to stay clear of the 8200 block of Monterey Street as officers investigate a fatal shooting.
Salinas DA Files Criminal, Civil Complaints Against Vehicle Towing SchemesTwo Salinas-area towing companies face criminal and civil complaints filed by the Monterey County District Attorney's Office over their predatory practices, the DA’s office announced Tuesday.
North Bay News
Forward Spread of Brush Fire Near Downtown Sonoma Stopped; Limited Evacuations Still in PlaceA brush fire burning near downtown Sonoma early Wednesday evening forced some limited evacuations, but authorities say forward spread has been stopped.
Santa Rosa Man Sentenced To 20 Years After Pleading No Contest In Attempted Murder CaseA Santa Rosa man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading no contest to attempted murder charges following a shooting in 2018.
Sonoma Enacts Mandatory 20% Water Use Reduction, Limits Irrigation to 2 Days a WeekThe Sonoma City Council declared a Stage 2 water shortage Tuesday, requiring city residents to reduce their water usage by 20% and limiting residential and commercial watering to two days a week.
Bay Area Sports
Bassitt Wins 8th Consecutive Decision, A's Split Series With RangersChris Bassitt pitched seven innings to win his eighth consecutive decision, Jed Lowrie drove in runs with a single and a no-doubt home run and the Oakland Athletics beat the Texas Rangers 5-1 on Thursday for a series split.
A's Fiers Likely Not Throwing Another Month After Injection For Sprained ElbowOakland Athletics right-hander Mike Fiers likely won't throw for at least another four weeks after an injection for his sprained right elbow.
Bay Area Reopens: Memorial Stadium In Berkeley To Be At Full Capacity For Upcoming Cal Football SeasonAfter playing a shortened 2020 season without fans in attendance, the Cal football team will play home games at a full-capacity Memorial Stadium.
