3 worker deaths at San Leandro company take center stage at California hearing
A San Leandro company took center stage at a California hearing after 3 workers have died there. State Assmb. Liz Ortega wants to create a law to hold employers more accountable for worker safety. A KTVU investigation revealed Alco Iron and Metal had the most number of worker deaths at...
California faces dry lightning, wildfire threat as monsoon thunderstorms return
A forecast shift means heat isn’t expected to last as long but thunderstorms are more likely as monsoon moisture surges toward California.
Oakland: Magical Moments Expected For The 75Th Fairyland Anniversary
Next to Oakland's Lake Merritt is Children's Fairyland, a storied play area that will host a 75-year anniversary parade and party for local kids and their families on Monday. Starting from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., Fairyland will celebrate its long history with local artist performances, live music, and a new bilingual...
S.F. logs hottest day since October — Oakland sets temperature record
Temperatures climbed into the mid-80s to 90s along the bay shoreline under sunny skies, tying a same-day record in Oakland.
S.F. police find ‘no merit’ to reports of juveniles robbing, vandalizing Target store
Police said they escorted a group of youths out of the Stonestone Target store Sunday night after responding to a request for assistance and that no arrests were made.
Forward progress stopped at fire near I-280 in San Mateo Co., CAL FIRE says
Forward progress has been stopped after a 4-alarm fire broke out in San Mateo County Saturday, authorities said. Lanes were initially shut down on both sides of I-280 between Farm Hill Boulevard and Edgewood Road after a car fire quickly spread to nearby vegetation.
51st Oakland Black Cowboy Parade in jeopardy: Here’s why, how community can help
For more than 50 years, the Oakland Black Cowboy Association and its annual parade have become a staple in the East Bay community. But this year, that staple could be missing due to a financial shortfall. And now, the association started a GoFundMe.
San Francisco TikToker Blames Men for Gun Violence: ‘This Isn’t Talked About Enough’
Usually, when the topic of gun violence comes up, the conversation circles around laws, whether that means stricter background checks, raising the age limit, or even banning certain firearms. However, one San Francisco woman said that framing misses the point. In her view, the issue isn’t just access to guns but the...
Niles Antique Faire in Fremont draws large crowds as event sells out vendor booths
For many, the end of August signals the beginning of Fall, but in Fremont, it's the beginning of a treasure hunt. The annual Niles Antique Faire, held on the last Sunday in August, draws thousands of people to browse and buy, and maybe pick up a few memories along the way.
Oakland mother pushes to end federal oversight of police department
One Oakland mother has launched a petition asking the judge to end federal monitoring so the department can regain its independence.
