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A power outage knocked out electricity to nearly 8,500 PG&E customers across South San Jose's Cambrian and Almaden neighborhoods, starting at 7:30 p.m. yesterday and leaving thousands of homes in the dark overnight. PG&E had restored service to all but 2,591 customers, though the utility could not immediately say what

Northern California drivers traveling into the Bay Area will soon face a detour of more than 10 miles due to a weekend-long bridge closure between Solano and Contra Costa counties, according to Caltrans. The westbound Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge over the Carquinez Strait will close for 53 hours starting at 10 p.m. Fri

THE USPS is offering up a hefty reward to any American willing to help with two recent mail crimes. The mail agency is hoping that $300,000 in rewards could help catch the perpetrators. The first incident occurred on July 30 where several boxes of mail were stolen from a post...

Following months of criticism, Stanford has stopped contracting Flock Safety and switched to Genetec as its provider of Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs). The University aimed “to be both responsive to community concerns about privacy and safety as a result of issues related to Flock, but also balancing that with

Under a new state law requiring districts to limit device access, Oakland Unified has enacted one of the strictest cellphone bans in the region. Students are not allowed to use cellphones, smartwatches, or other personal electronic devices during class, between classes, or during lunch, except in limited circumstances.

Monday kicks off a major cooldown in parts of the Bay Area, but the more unusual weather may arrive midweek as monsoon moisture pushes north.

Trigger Warning: This article contains references to the alleged s– and physical abuse that some readers may find distressing. A California county agreed to pay $12 million to the grandmother of an eight-year-old who was found dead in a bathtub despite several alarming reports from the family. The mother of the young g

"Police should not simply be able to follow where our cars are and where they went."

Discover why top restaurants are swapping L.A. sunshine for Bay Area vibes, reshaping California's culinary landscape fast. The post From L.A. to the Bay: The Restaurant Migration You Can't Ignore appeared first on FoodnService.

(KRON)–  Today brings widespread Moderate Heat Risk across inland parts of the Bay Area, with areas of major Heat Risk in the hottest locations. Near-critical fire weather conditions are expected in higher terrain today due to hot, dry conditions. Minor coastal flooding is possible for bayshore locations along the San