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California Real Estate Title Firm Lapse Exposes Personal Data in 885 Million FilesA security lapse at a major California-based real estate title company exposed the bank account numbers and other sensitive information contained in 885 million files.
San Francisco Police Chief Admits Mistakes In Raid On Freelance Journalist's HomeSFPD Chief William Scott on Friday apologized for a raid on a freelance journalist's home which sparked national criticism.
Palo Alto High Newspaper Breaks Tradition to Ease Students' Success StressA group of Palo Alto High students broke a decades-old tradition that they hope will also break their school's high-stress culture.
Federal Judge in Oakland Blocks Trump From Building Parts of Border WallA federal judge in Oakland on Friday evening blocked part of President Trump's plan to build a wall on the Mexican border with funds diverted from other military and agency programs.
Russian River, Still Running High, Slows Start of Summer SeasonUnseasonable May rains have the Russian River running too high and fast for many boating operations. It's another, if minor, setback for an area still struggling to fully recover from February flooding.
Trump's Proposed Transgender ACA Rollback Prompts LGBT Community ResistanceLGBT advocates are vowing to fight back against a Trump Administration proposal to roll back protections for transgender people in the Affordable Care Act.
State Lawmakers Want Gov. Newsom to Keep Health Tax That Trump May NixState lawmakers are headed toward a confrontation with Gov. Gavin Newsom over whether to keep a tax that can generate nearly $2 billion for low-income health benefits but means approval from the Trump administration amid a feud between state and federal officials.
Fresno Challenges Gilroy For Garlic Capital Title
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Saturday Morning Pinpoint ForecastSaturday by the bay: partly cloudy in the morning, highs in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. West winds: 10 to 20 mph. Saturday night: mostly cloudy and breezy. (5-25-19)
S.F. Police Chief Apologizes for Raid on Freelance Journalist’s HomeSan Francisco's police chief apologized for raiding a freelance journalist's home and office to find out who leaked a police report into the unexpected death of the city's former public defender, Jeff Adachi. Betty Yu reports. (5-24-19)
Bottlerock Festival Gets Rocking Fueled by Wine and SelfiesFriday was the first night of Bottlerock which has placed Napa on the map of not-to-be-missed music festivals nationwide. Katie Nielsen reports. (5-24-19)
Carnaval San Francisco
Your 2019 Carnaval Survival Guide: How To Navigate The Mission This WeekendThis weekend, the 41st annual Carnaval returns to the Mission for two days of cultural celebrations.
Watch The Carnaval San Francisco 2019 ParadeCan't make the annual Carnaval San Francisco celebration this year? No worries. You can watch it online and on TV thanks to KPIX 5, CBSSF.com and KBCW Channel 44 Cable 12.
Lowriders Have Become A Carnaval San Francisco Grand Parade TraditionOnce outlawed on the streets of San Francisco, the roar of the richly detailed and professionally modified lowriders has become a tradition that kicks off the annual Carnaval San Francisco Grand Parade.
Thousands Celebrate Sights and Sounds of Carnaval San Francisco Carnaval San Francisco returns with its 41st Annual Grand Parade and Festival on Memorial Day Weekend.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
SF Couple Suspected In Killing, Dismemberment Of Woman's Father Arrested In China, Flown Back To USA San Francisco couple suspected in the killing and dismemberment of the woman's elderly father were arrested after boarding a flight to China, police announced Friday.
2 Injured, Gunman At Large After Shooting In San Francisco SoMaA manhunt was underway in San Francisco for a gunman following shooting in the city's South of Market area that left two people seriously hurt in the middle of a busy intersection.
Menlo Park Mother Pleads Guilty In College Admissions SchemeA Menlo Park mother pleaded guilty Friday in federal court in Boston to a fraud conspiracy in which she admitted paying $15,000 for cheating on a college entrance exam for her son.
East Bay News
Residents Lose Fight To Keep Large Redwood Tree In Martinez NeighborhoodA beloved redwood tree in Martinez had to be cut down because of its proximity to power lines, but neighbors did not want to let it go without a fight.
Family Marks Emotional Milestone In Jenny Lin Cold Case MurderJenny Lin, a talented 14-year-old musician and student, was stabbed to death at her family's home in Castro Valley 25 years ago in one of the Bay Area most famous cold case murders.
Union City Teachers, School Officials Set To Resume Contract Talks On Fifth Day Of StrikeContract talks are expected to resume Friday afternoon between striking teachers and officials with the New Haven Unified School District, union leaders said.
South Bay News
Sunnyvale Officers Build Wheelchair Ramp for Couple After Responding to Medical CallOfficers from the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety repaired a broken wheelchair ramp for an elderly couple after initially responding to a call for service earlier this week.
Palo Alto High Newspaper Breaks Tradition to Ease Students' Success StressA group of Palo Alto High students broke a decades-old tradition that they hope will also break their school's high-stress culture.
Trump's Proposed Transgender ACA Rollback Prompts LGBT Community ResistanceLGBT advocates are vowing to fight back against a Trump Administration proposal to roll back protections for transgender people in the Affordable Care Act.
North Bay News
Russian River, Still Running High, Slows Start of Summer SeasonUnseasonable May rains have the Russian River running too high and fast for many boating operations. It's another, if minor, setback for an area still struggling to fully recover from February flooding.
Dead Whale Washes Onto Point Reyes National SeashoreAuthorities say a dead whale has washed ashore in the San Francisco Bay Area, bringing the total to at least 11 dead whales found in the area since March.
Vallejo Residents Sound Off on Search for New Police ChiefThe city of Vallejo needs to hire a new chief of police and residents Thursday weighed in on the qualifications and characteristics they want in their top cop.
Sports Headlines & Scores
Diamondbacks Break Out of Slump With 18-2 Win Over GiantsThe Arizona Diamondbacks broke out of a slump in a big way, beating the San Francisco Giants 18-2 on Friday night.
Olson, Canha Go Back-to-Back in A's 6-2 Win Over MarinersMatt Olson and Mark Canha hit back-to-back home runs in the fourth inning, and the Oakland Athletics beat the slumping Seattle Mariners 6-2 on Friday night for their seventh straight win.
Warriors Know Dynasty Won't Last; Uncertainty Looms Over Pending Durant, Thompson Free AgencyThe Golden State Warriors are a franchise in its prime with five straight trips to the NBA Finals and seeking a third consecutive title. But the clock is ticking and the Warriors are well aware of the possible ramifications of free agency.
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KPIX 5 Anchor Michelle Griego Goes Onstage, Backstage At HamiltonSHN Orpheum Theatre opened its doors and invited KPIX 5’s anchor and #1 Hamilton fan Michelle Griego for a tour onstage and backstage for a look inside ‘The Room Where It Happens,’ literally.
Photos: Heartland Rock Hero John Mellencamp Headlines ParamountMidwestern rock songwriting great John Mellencamp came to the Bay Area Thursday night, playing a hit-filled set at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland.
Photos: Rising Pop Star Maggie Rogers Plays Fox In OaklandArtful pop singer/songwriter Maggie Rogers played songs from her major label debut album 'Heard It in a Past Life' when she headlined the Fox Theater in Oakland last weekend.
