San Francisco firefighters get new gear free of cancer-causing chemicals
San Francisco has purchased new PFAS-free gear for all 1,100 firefighters in an effort to prevent the risk of cancer.
In Epps Trial, Prosecution Presents Potentially Damaging Testimony Before Resting
On the first day of December, filmmaker and activist Kevin Epps sat stoically in a San Francisco courtroom, trying to remain calm and composed as Jalea Hale, 23, a young woman he once considered part of his extended family, testified under oath about what she perceived to be his murderous intent to kill her...
Two Missing After Bay Area Gas Explosion, Video
Two people are missing after an explosion in the San Francisco area ... and a doorbell camera captured the moment of the scary blast.
‘He trusted the universe’: Husband details dedication of slain S.F. General social worker
Inside and outside of his job at San Francisco General Hospital, Alberto Rangel approached life with optimism — and trust that even the most uncertain moments would work out.
Santa Clara County Creates ‘ICE-Free Zone’
The Bay Area has its first official “ICE-free zone.” The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance on Tuesday, immediately creating it. Supervisors say it will limit federal immigration officers from carrying out raids on municipal property. The new law does not prevent agents from...
S.F. driver charged with murder in Ingleside hit-and-run that killed 88-year-old woman
A 48-year-old man suspected in an Ingleside hit-and-run that killed an 88-year-old woman in October has been charged with murder, San Francisco prosecutors said.
9 charged in Oakland grow-house burglaries that led to officer’s killing
Federal prosecutors have charged nine people in a series of armed burglaries at an Oakland marijuana grow facility that ended with the fatal shooting of undercover police officer Tuan Le.
Bay Area family charged with running lucrative network of brothels
The network included at least 10 locations across the Bay Area, Santa Clara County prosecutors said.
Rain, snow returning to California. Here’s when a flurry of storms could hit
California’s dry spell is set to end as the National Weather Service has predicted a series of storms from the Bay Area to Sierra Nevada in the second half of December.
Teen crews behind the surge in Bay Area home burglaries, police say. They’re targeting...
A wave of residential break-ins by groups of juveniles across four cities in the East Bay has prompted police to issue an unusually broad warning to homeowners.
