CVSan closed, WM open on February 15, 2016.
The U.S. State Department is expecting an influx of passport renewals soon, which could create lengthy delays.
The pilot was killed when his Piper crashed in rural Castro Valley last month.
The new Hayward Area Recreation and Park District Manager formerly served in Dublin.
The early warning system could give residents a few more seconds of notice of an impending earthquake.
Castro Valley residents are being asked to step up on behalf of our parks.
CVSan awarded WMAC Drivers for Outstanding Customer Service, Fewest Missed Pick-Ups & Excellent Cart Handling
Bay Area Air Quality Management District has tightened exemptions previously offered to residents who burned wood as their sole heat source.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is adopting stronger new provisions that expand the agency’s current wood burning rules.
The Secretary of State approved a signature gathering process for a measure that would tax homes worth more than $3 million.
Others from the Bay Area will be watching from here.
The governor vetoed another bill last week that would have protected residents from intrusive drone flights.
“This will be our biggest change since 2003,” BART spokesman Taylor Huckaby said. See what commuters can expect.
All day care workers in California would be required to get vaccinated if Gov. Brown signs a new law passed by the senate.
The bill would fine drone operators up to $5,000 for interfering with firefighting efforts.
The Court of Appeals is reviewing a ruling in the case of an LA man that the system is so “dysfunctional” it's cruel and unusual.
Police say the suspect allegedly took a cellphone from a victim before running onto the tracks towards the Fruitvale station.
Crews will thoroughly clean, disinfect and repair the entire elevator, including the area underneath the floor.
The new “Water Lovers Station” on Pandora includes 100 five-minute songs to help you keep your showers short.
For employees' and customers' well-being, nail salons need to use safer products and improve ventilation, officials say.
The governor said he signed the bill to bring the proceedings into the public eye.
Among the possibilities being considered are additional permanent art in stations, artistic design, murals on trackways.
Need $2,000 to get rid of terrible toilets and thirsty lawns? The state has announced a new rebate program.
Become a better public speaker, network with other community members, and learned the inner workings of government.
Haag unexpectedly announced that she will leave her Bay Area post on Sept. 1.
The additional funding will go toward investigating and prosecuting cases involving workers’ compensation fraud.
Participation in elections can be important factor in helping former offenders reintegrate into civil society, Secretary of State said.
A Bay Area congresswoman is proposing the repeal of a Prohibition-era ban shipping alcohol through the mail.
Blue Ribbon Commission examined such policy issues as public safety and tax revenues if legalization initiative is placed on ballot.
And those lousy conditions cost each of us, motorists, roughly $2,000 a year including in lost time and vehicle maintenance.
Duncan Hunter introduced the bill immediately after the July 1 slaying of 32-year-old Pleasanton native Kate Steinle.
Judge rules that divorcing couples must live in separate residences in order to claim separate property.
Companion legislation would increase fines and authorize jail time for unauthorized use of drone over wildfires.
Victims now can break residential leases without filing police reports or restraining orders.
The legislation was proposed after a North Bay woman and five Irish students were killed in June following the Berkeley balcony collapse.
UI Online will be available 24 hours and on also on smartphones and tablets.
SB 140 seeks to have e-cigs regulated as tobacco products and subject to California's smoke-free laws.
The plan passed by the California Public Utilities Commission is being criticized by a San Francisco-based conservation group.
Did the Supreme Court save the livelihoods of wedding workers?