Red Flag Warning Issued; Thousands Anxiously Awaiting Final Decision On Power OutagesFor North Bay residents like Lawrence Phillips, PG&E power outages have become just one more daily challenge they need to overcome to live in California's picturesque Wine Country.
Bay Area Parents Face Additional Grand Jury Charges In College Admission ScandalA federal grand jury has charged four Bay Area parents with bribing University of Southern California officials in an effort to gain admission for their children to the school, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday.
Trump Unveils New Water Rules For California Amid Endangered Species ConcernsThe Trump administration has unveiled a new plan to govern California's water usage that has alarmed environmental groups for its potential impact on endangered species.
Livermore Middle School Deemed Safe After Threatening Graffiti FoundPolice in Livermore are keeping a close eye on Mendenhall Middle School Tuesday after a student found threatening graffiti spray painted on the back of the gym building.
Kerr: Injured Warriors Star Klay Thompson 'Unlikely' To Return This SeasonGolden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr appears not be expect injured All-Star forward Klay Thompson to return to the lineup this season as expected.
1 Injured In Shooting At Santa Rosa School; Suspect In CustodyOne person was injured in a shooting at a high school in Santa Rosa Tuesday morning and a possible suspect has been detained, according to police.
Stanford Blood Center Seeks Donors Of All Types Amid Increasing NeedThe Stanford Blood Center is asking Bay Area residents of all blood types to donate blood to help patients at hospitals in the area.
Facebook Says Libra Won't Launch Without US ApprovalFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg plans to tell Congress Wednesday that the company's planned Libra cryptocurrency won't launch unless all U.S. regulators approve.
Oakland Raiders Great Willie Brown Dead At 78Former Oakland Raiders great and NFL Hall of Famer Willie Brown, whose interception and touchdown run in Super Bowl XI became one of the team's iconic moments, has died. He was 78.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Stanford Blood Center Seeks Donors Of All Types Amid Increasing NeedThe Stanford Blood Center is asking Bay Area residents of all blood types to donate blood to help patients at hospitals in the area.
San Francisco Police Investigate Fatal Tenderloin ShootingA man was shot and killed in the Tenderloin District late Monday night, according to police in San Francisco.
Vallco Redevelopment Battle In Cupertino Highlights Barriers To Building Homes In The Bay AreaThe Bay Area earned a new title this year: the region is officially the most expensive place to build in the world.
Atherton Parents Manuel & Elizabeth Henriquez Latest To Plead Guilty In College Admissions ScandalFour more parents pleaded guilty on Monday in the college admissions bribery scandal.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed: 'Pretty Shocked' Over Campaign Attack BillboardA coalition of San Francisco leaders stood shoulder-to-shoulder Monday to condemn a mayoral campaign billboard they believe is a "vile and reprehensible political ad that is invoking racist, misogynistic and sexist perspectives."
UCSF Researchers Find 'Circumstantial Evidence' Linking Virus To Mysterious Polio-Like Illness UCSF scientists have found the strongest evidence yet that a virus is to blame for a mysterious illness that can start like the sniffles but quickly paralyze children.
East Bay News
Livermore Middle School Deemed Safe After Threatening Graffiti FoundPolice in Livermore are keeping a close eye on Mendenhall Middle School Tuesday after a student found threatening graffiti spray painted on the back of the gym building.
Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Speaks Before Reverent Crowd In BerkeleySupreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg appeared at UC Berkeley for a speaking engagement Monday evening, drawing a full house to Zellerbach Hall.
No Unusually High Levels Of Toxins Detected After NuStar FireContra Costa County health officers who took air samples at the scene of last week's industrial fire at the NuStar Energy facility in Crockett say there were no unusually high levels of toxic substances detected.
Alameda Homeowners Looking At Spike In Storm Drain Fees To Help Avert FloodingAlameda residents could see their fees more than double to keep the city's storm drains open, and people are asking why the sudden spike.
Crews Contain Brush Fire Burning East Of BrentwoodA brush fire burning in the Brentwood area has been contained after growing to 150 acres, CalFire officials said Monday evening.
Arrest Made In Home Invasion, Assault Near Oakland's Lake MerrittA man was robbed of more than $1,000 in cash and injured in what is believed to be a home invasion robbery near the south side of Lake Merritt early Saturday morning.
South Bay News
Stanford Blood Center Seeks Donors Of All Types Amid Increasing NeedThe Stanford Blood Center is asking Bay Area residents of all blood types to donate blood to help patients at hospitals in the area.
2 Accused Of Stealing Mail In Mountain View NeighborhoodTwo people were arrested early Saturday morning after allegedly stealing mail and other items from homes in Mountain View, police said.
Vallco Redevelopment Battle In Cupertino Highlights Barriers To Building Homes In The Bay AreaThe Bay Area earned a new title this year: the region is officially the most expensive place to build in the world.
Voter-Approved SJ Affordable Housing Project Will Provide Homes For Hundreds Of Homeless PeopleA series of projects that could get hundreds of homeless people off the streets of San Jose could be approved by the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.
East Side Union High School District Moves Forward With Affordable Staff Housing PlanEast Side Union High School District board members voted unanimously to move forward with a staff housing plan and to place a $60 million general obligation bond on the March 2020 ballot.
Porch Pirates Target Milpitas NeighborhoodPolice are seeking community help identifying suspects in a series of recent package thefts from porches in the 1500 block of Centre Point Drive in Milpitas.
North Bay News
Red Flag Warning Issued; Thousands Anxiously Awaiting Final Decision On Power OutagesFor North Bay residents like Lawrence Phillips, PG&E power outages have become just one more daily challenge they need to overcome to live in California's picturesque Wine Country.
Bay Area Parents Face Additional Grand Jury Charges In College Admission ScandalA federal grand jury has charged four Bay Area parents with bribing University of Southern California officials in an effort to gain admission for their children to the school, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday.
Homeless Encampment Takes Over Neighborhood Trail In Santa RosaIn the Roseland area of Santa Rosa, the Joe Rodota Trail is technically the property of the Sonoma County Regional Parks System, but lately those calling the shots here are the homeless people who have taken the trail over.
Falconer And Her Flock Protect Napa Valley Vineyards From Massive DamageIntruders entering Napa Valley vineyards are threatening massive damage to the wine grape crop, but one woman and her small flock of helpers are standing in their way.
PG&E Monitors Power Shutoff Conditions As NWS Warns Of Fire Danger Next WeekWith strong winds and a warm up approaching in the coming week, PG&E says it will be monitoring the weather and fire danger to determine if emergency power shutoffs will be necessary.
Body Found Near China Camp State Park Being Investigated As HomicideThe discovery of a body Friday morning near China Camp State Park has now evolved into a homicide investigation.
Latest Political News
Trump Unveils New Water Rules For California Amid Endangered Species ConcernsThe Trump administration has unveiled a new plan to govern California's water usage that has alarmed environmental groups for its potential impact on endangered species.
Facebook Says Libra Won't Launch Without US ApprovalFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg plans to tell Congress Wednesday that the company's planned Libra cryptocurrency won't launch unless all U.S. regulators approve.
California AG Becerra Sues U.S. Postal Service Over Cigarettes Smuggled By MailCalifornia and New York City sued the U.S. Postal Service on Tuesday to stop tens of thousands of cigarette packages from being mailed from foreign countries to U.S. residents.
Facebook's Antitrust Headache Gets Worse: 47 Attorneys General Now InvestigatingNew York Attorney General Letitia James announced on Tuesday that 47 state attorneys general are now investigating Facebook.
Latest Business News
Trump Unveils New Water Rules For California Amid Endangered Species ConcernsThe Trump administration has unveiled a new plan to govern California's water usage that has alarmed environmental groups for its potential impact on endangered species.
Facebook Says Libra Won't Launch Without US ApprovalFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg plans to tell Congress Wednesday that the company's planned Libra cryptocurrency won't launch unless all U.S. regulators approve.
California AG Becerra Sues U.S. Postal Service Over Cigarettes Smuggled By MailCalifornia and New York City sued the U.S. Postal Service on Tuesday to stop tens of thousands of cigarette packages from being mailed from foreign countries to U.S. residents.
Facebook's Antitrust Headache Gets Worse: 47 Attorneys General Now InvestigatingNew York Attorney General Letitia James announced on Tuesday that 47 state attorneys general are now investigating Facebook.