Breast Cancer Awareness Month: 'The Standard Mammogram Is Missing 50% Of Breast Cancer Diagnoses'October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and here are a few tips from an expert for women of all ages to keep in mind.
Deadly Spike In Oakland Street Violence Claims 3 More LivesTwo more victims have died in the last 24 hours in cases now under investigation by Oakland police homicide investigators.
7.0 Earthquake Strikes Aegean Sea Between Turkey, Greek Island; At Least 14 DeadA strong earthquake in the Aegean Sea has shaken Turkey and Greece. Several buildings were wrecked in Turkey’s western Izmir province, according to officials.
Vacaville 'Joker' Look-Alike Arrested On Gun, Drug ChargesA Suisun City man was arrested Tuesday night after Vacaville police stopped him in a car that was painted and designed to look like the Joker's from Batman and Robin fame, police said Friday.
COVID Reopening: San Francisco Pauses Reduced Restrictions As Case Rates RiseOfficials in San Francisco announced Friday that a rising number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations has led to a pause in expanding business reopenings and allowable activities during the pandemic.
'Stimulus Package Would've Had To Be Passed In July, August' To Impact Election, Pundit SaysAs Americans head to the polls, the economy has not received a much-needed second round of stimulus, nor is it likely to in the coming months.
San Francisco And Peninsula News
San Mateo Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Friday MorningPolice in San Mateo are actively investigating a fatal shooting that happened Friday morning near the Hayward Park neighborhood, authorities said.
Deputies Arrest Moss Beach Man Suspected of Setting Fire Near Mavericks TrailDeputies arrested a 58-year-old man suspected of starting a 2-acre grass fire after building a large peace sign near Maverick's Beach was arrested Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
Judge Rules that UC System Needs To Continue Phasing Out SAT RequirementsStudents applying for admission to the University of California system can't submit standardized test scores with their applications as the system works to phase out the exam requirements, a state appeals court ruled Thursday.
East Bay News
Vacaville 'Joker' Look-Alike Arrested On Gun, Drug ChargesA Suisun City man was arrested Tuesday night after Vacaville police stopped him in a car that was painted and designed to look like the Joker's from Batman and Robin fame, police said Friday.
'Full House' Star Lori Loughlin Reports To Federal Prison In DublinMonths after actress Felicity Huffman served her sentence in the college admission scandal case at the federal prison in Dublin, 'Full House' Star Lori Loughlin walked through the same prison gates Friday to begin her two-month sentence for her role in the same scandal.
Judge Rules that UC System Needs To Continue Phasing Out SAT RequirementsStudents applying for admission to the University of California system can't submit standardized test scores with their applications as the system works to phase out the exam requirements, a state appeals court ruled Thursday.
Entertainment
CBS SF Talks To Trey Spruance About First New Mr. Bungle Album In Over 20 Years
Diane di Prima, Beat Poet and Activist, Dead at 86Poet, activist and teacher Diane di Prima, one of the last surviving members of the Beats and one of the few women writers in the Beat movement, died this week at age 86.
San Francisco’s Legion of Honor Reopens This Week After 7-Month ClosureSan Francisco's Legion of Honor museum announced Wednesday that it’s reopening this week after the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to close for seven months.
Lawsuit Against Asian Art Museum Seeks Return Of Artifacts 'Looted' From Ancient Thai TemplesThe federal government has filed a civil lawsuit and was asking the Board of Directors of San Francisco's Asian Art Museum "to do the right thing" and return religious artwork illegally removed from ancient temples to the people of Thailand.
Retired Longtime KCBS Radio Political Reporter Barbara Taylor DiesA longtime fixture on KCBS Radio, retired political reporter Barbara Taylor has died, according to reports.
Former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Feeling 'Fantastic' Following Heart SurgeryFilm star, athlete and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said on social media Friday that he had a new aortic valve implanted in his heart.
Health
Solano County Confirms 1st Case of Patient Suffering Both Coronavirus and FluThe Solano County public health department reported Friday the first patient suffering both the flu and COVID-19.
Economists Say Low-Income Renters Are Experiencing a 'She-Cession'High housing costs in the Bay Area plus a lack of child care are forcing low-income moms to make tough choices.
'Trending In A Very Good Direction' - As Cases Rise Nationally, Bay Area Avoiding Spike In COVID-19 Infections So FarAs COVID-19 cases are spiking in some parts of the country, the Bay Area cities is doing better so far.
Fall Back: California Set To Change Clocks Again Despite Voters Approving Permanent Daylight Saving TimeHere it comes again! Early Sunday morning, Daylight Saving Time goes away and everyone needs to turn their clocks back one hour.
Solano County Reports 1st Case Of COVID-19 And Flu Co-InfectionA Solano County resident has tested positive for both COVID-19 and the flu, marking the county's first case of co-infection, health officials announced Thursday.
Hundreds of Prisoners in California Refuse Move to Safer CellsState officials want to move thousands of prisoners to safer areas during the COVID-19 pandemic but they say more than 200 California inmates refuse to be transferred.
