Alameda, CA|News|
Oakland Man Found Guilty In 2024 Murder, Torture Of Bay Area Artist
Reidy Watts was the victim of two reported domestic violence incidents - one in San Francisco and one in Oakland, the DA's Office said.
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Fremont, CA|News|
Gas Leak In Fremont Near Interstate 680 Prompts Evacuations, Traffic Controls
Northbound Mission Blvd. traffic was being directed onto I-680, while southbound Mission Blvd. traffic was unaffected, police said.
San Francisco|News|
Shooting In San Francisco Mission Bay Injures 2
San Francisco police said two people were injured in a shooting Tuesday night in Mission Bay.
Across California, CA|News|
New California Laws Go Into Effect On July 1. Here's What To Know
A new round of laws will impact Californians across the state when they go into effect on July 1.
San Francisco|News|
Less Than 40% Of U.S. Households Can Afford A Starter Home, Study Finds
Another recent study found that 242 cities across the U.S. now have starter homes that cost at least $1 million.
Lamorinda, CA|News|
Medicare To Cover GLP-1 Drugs For Weight Loss Starting July 1. Here's What To Know.
The program marks the first time Medicare will help pay for drugs prescribed solely for obesity.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Bosnian Restaurant Becomes Gathering Spot For Bay Area Community Ahead Of World Cup Match
Avdic said the national team's success is in introducing more people to Bosnia and Herzegovina's culture and history.
Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
California State Workers Return To The Office 4 Days A Week Beginning July 1
The mandate has been a controversial topic since Newsom first announced it.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin Tech Entrepreneur Investing Millions To Preserve Point Reyes Station's Historic Charm
Chris Hulls is buying historic buildings, supporting local businesses to try to address the changes in the historic, unincorporated town.
Sonoma Valley, CA|News|
Rare Corpse Flower Bloom In San Francisco Brings Out Enthusiasts Of The Fetid Flora
The conservatory's aptly-named corpse flowers, the massive bloom which smells like rotting meat, began its blooming process Thursday.
Saratoga, CA|News|
3 Dead After Car Plunges Off Highway 9 Cliff Near Saratoga In Santa Cruz Mountains
The crash was first reported around 9:30 p.m. near Redwood Gulch Road, about 5 miles west of Saratoga.
San Francisco|News|
I-80 Back Open In Placer County After Semi Hauling Pigs Overturns
Pigs that were being hauled by the semi could be heard squealing at the scene.
Martinez, CA|News|
Thieves Steal Dozens Of Laptops, Equipment From Antioch Nonprofit Tutoring Center
The nonprofit's Executive Director Sandro Trujillo said the estimated value of everything lost was $18,000.
Campbell, CA|News|
San Jose Police Arrest 2 Suspects In Deadly Shooting At Apartment Complex
The suspects were identified by police as 39-year-old James Goodman and 26-year-old Devinae Mitchell.
San Francisco|News|
Yaxel Lendeborg, Michigan Star And South Jersey Native, Selected By Golden State Warriors In 2026 NBA Draft
Lendeborg, 23, transferred to Michigan for the 2025-26 season and led the Wolverines in scoring with 15.6 points in 40 games.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Overhauled Database Of Americans' Personal Information
The judge set aside the administration's overhaul of a database maintained by DHS to verify citizenship and immigration status.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
San Francisco Women-Led Crabbing Community Claws Its Way Into Traditional Male-Dominated Group
Crabby Baddies, a women-led crabbing community founded just six months ago, has quickly gained traction on social media.
Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
25 Hours A Week On The Road: The Reality Of Northern California Super Commuting
In the Northern California area, driving for hours daily is becoming more and more common. It's called super commuting.
Napa Valley, CA|News|
Born In The U.S.A.: Protecting The Right Of Birthright Citizenship
Law professor Amanda Frost says there is no ambiguity about the Constitutional issue of this citizenship clause.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Growing U.S. Inequality Is Worsening Social Security's Financial Crunch, Group Says
In the last few decades, incomes of higher-paid Americans have soared, far outpacing those of low- and middle-class workers.
