Four tow trucks were burned in the East Bay early Saturday morning. At least two of those fires are being investigated as arson.
Cinco de Mayo is approaching and there will be celebrations throughout the Bay Area this weekend.
Police are investigating after they say a group of suspects stormed into a Sunnyvale jewelry store Saturday afternoon, clearing it out in minutes.
Saturday marked the 22nd annual “Free Comic Book Day” at a Concord shop, where it all began. But it was also the final time “Flying Colors Comics and Other Cool Stuff” hosted the event at its longtime home.
California State Parks, Cal Fire and local fire agencies will conduct prescribed burns in the Mitchell Canyon area of Mount Diablo State Park one or more days between May 13 and June 7.
A 65-year-old man is speaking out after surviving a hit-and-run in Pittsburg.
New Orleans has Bourbon Street, Las Vegas has the Strip, now San Francisco wants to add Front Street to that list of entertainment hotspots.
As we celebrate AANHPI heritage, we go backstage to a nearly 100-year-old theater in the heart of San Francisco’s Chinatown.
A Saturday morning power outage in San Pablo is being investigated by PG&E after it left at least 500 customers without power.
A preliminary magnitude 2.5 earthquake struck along the Sonoma-Lake county line on Saturday, according to the United States Geological Survey.
The final three eastbound lanes of Interstate 80 were reopened early Saturday morning, according to California Highway Patrol. The lanes were closed on Friday for an investigation which followed a police pursuit that ended in a standoff on the highway.
Pro-Palestinian protests continued at UC Berkeley on Friday.
San Jose continues to look for solutions to increase safety and the vibrancy of its downtown.
