Bay Area license plate reader leads to arrest of suspect possibly posing as federal...
Fake IDs and fake badges, including the Department of Homeland Security, were recovered when a driver was pulled over and arrested for driving a stolen vehicle in Alameda.
Canadian-favorite supermarket to open 3 new locations in the Bay Area
A store on the Peninsula is slated to have made-to-order street food.
Driver Arrested on Suspicion of Murder Following a Road Rage Collision
CASTRO VALLEY, CA — Martin W. Davis, Jr., a 37-year-old Hayward resident, was arrested. earlier this month on suspicion of murder. Davis was booked at Alameda County Santa Rita Jail, following a road rage incident and deadly physical altercation on November 8. California Highway Patrol responded at 7:40 p.m....
Labor activists push for $30 wage by 2030 in California
The proposal would raise wages by $1.50 per year until hitting $30.
Dog bites are on the rise in San Francisco
While the number of dog bites reported slowed during the pandemic as lockdowns kept people and their animals at home, it has rebounded to higher levels than it was before.
SF Supervisor Connie Chan to run for Pelosi’s congressional seat
SAN FRANCISCO - Another candidate is joining the race to fill the congressional seat held by Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, which represents San Francisco. City Supervisor Connie Chan officially announced on Thursday morning that she will run for that seat. She spoke exclusively to KTVU's Amber Lee before launching...
Infant taken to San Francisco hospital after accidental drug overdose: SFPD
SAN FRANCISCO - An infant was taken to a San Francisco hospital on Wednesday after an accidental drug overdose, authorities say. The San Francisco Police Department says officers responded to the unit block of Cravath Street on Treasure Island, where they found an unresponsive infant. The child was then taken to the...
Baby hospitalized after fentanyl overdose on San Francisco’s Treasure Island
Police arrested two adults on suspicion of child endangerment and drug possession.
Nearly half of young adults in San Francisco think about leaving
Nearly half of San Francisco's young, childless adults are thinking about packing up and leaving, a new survey finds. Driving the news: We weren't the worst. Baltimore tops the list, with about 62% of young adults saying they're "likely" or "very likely" to leave — compared to 45% in San Francisco.
Veteran ABC7 reporter retires after 35 years telling Bay Area stories
Leslie Brinkley has spent more than three decades reporting the stories that shaped the Bay Area. On Tuesday, the longtime ABC7 News reporter said goodbye.
