Iranian Americans in Bay Area offer perspectives on the war
Many Iranians living in the U.S. are following developments in the war and worrying about their family and friends back home. Sooji Nam got two…
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Many Iranians living in the U.S. are following developments in the war and worrying about their family and friends back home. Sooji Nam got two…
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The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office and Redwood City Police Department were working to clear a suspicious vehicle in the parking structure on…
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Kevin Ko reports on recent layoffs in San…
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Len Ramirez reports on Operation Freedom…
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Kelsi Thorud reports on the work to restore the salmon population at Lagunitas…
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Len Ramirez reports on a second-hand music shop that opened in San…
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Twenty years after being groomed and sexually abused by a much older man she trusted, A South Bay woman is turning her story of survival and healing…
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Kenny Choi reports on a push for more pedestrian safety measures in San…
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Burlingame, known as the “City of Trees” is chopping down massive eucalyptus trees along El Camino Real, a job that’s been years in the making and…
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Reporter John Ramos spoke to political experts about a Republican’s chances of moving into the California governor’s mansion, and what President…
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A fire truck responding to a medical emergency in San Francisco collided with a streetcar on the Embarcadero on Monday, authorities…
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As the shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security continues, so does the uncertainty of the future for Bay Area maritime…
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On this Easter Sunday, there are no answers about where Amy Hillyard could…
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As fertilizer costs are going up amid the war in Iran, a San Francisco garbage company said it’s trying to help farmers save money with its compost…
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Oakland Fire said nearly 30 firefighters responded to the scene and were able to get a handle on the fire by 1:20 a.m. No one was injured, and the…
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Sara Donchey reports on an artist who was featured for the 2026 Art on Market poster…
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Andrea Nakano reports on Oakland First…
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Father James Michael of St. Vincent de Paul Church in San Francisco said the Catholic Church’s emphasis on nonviolence resonates in a time of global…
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Chief meteorologist Paul Heggen got a fond farewell as he says goodbye to…
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On April 14, the Tamalpais Union High School District will be discussing and potentially voting on a plan that would restrict cellphone usage on…
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For a growing number of people more concerned about cost, waste, and learning practical skills, sewing was suddenly back in style. Itay Hod…
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While some areas of San Francisco have seen a large drop in the number of tents belonging to homeless persons, in the South of Market area has seen a…
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It’s a dilemma many Bay Area neighborhoods are facing, balancing the need to build housing against wildfire risk. Cupertino residents say a major…
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The Port of Oakland is looking at ways to turn around the slumping passenger volume at Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, a problem that has…
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The U.S. war on Iran means higher oil prices, which also means higher jet fuel prices and higher costs for travelers. Veronica Macias…
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A fire burned in a cargo area at San Francisco International Airport on Friday, sending billowing smoke over the airport and the maze of roadways and…
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A man who San Francisco police called the “Rideshare Rapist” was convicted of multiple rapes between 2013 and 2018 of women leaving nightclubs and…
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Schilling Elementary School in Newark is packed with young pioneers, willing to get their hands dirty. Schilling is the first school in its district…
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California is among 14 states that does not require voter identification when…
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For the last few years, a quiet food movement has been heating up in California: home cooks turning family recipes into small businesses. As Itay Hod…
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Homeless advocates are accusing Oakland of breaking promises to some of their most vulnerable neighbors after the city shut down a tiny home shelter…
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San Francisco’s Glide Foundation has inaugurated “The Shop,” a new program that pairs free haircuts with access to health services and community…
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The Autism Society says one in five people on the spectrum have been stopped by police by the time they are 21, but most states don’t require…
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As Bay Area schools struggle to hold onto good teachers who are getting priced out of the communities where they work, an Oakland nonprofit has…
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People living in Boulder Creek in Santa Cruz County woke up to a sharp jolt Thursday from an earthquake felt across the Bay…
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The Bureau of Land Management is pushing to open more land for oil leases on more than a million acres of public land in California, including areas…
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Oakland Interim Police Chief James Beere, Interim Assistant Police Chief Casey Johnson and Mayor Barbara Lee speak at a press conference on Wednesday…
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Many people across the Bay Area and Central Coast were jolted awake early Thursday morning after a magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck the Santa Cruz…
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Loureen Ayyoub reports on the Computer History Museum for Bay Area…
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Andrea Nakano reports on a debate attended by candidates for California’s 11th Congressional…
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Brian Hackney reports on the Artemis II…
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Max Darrow reports on the below-average results of the snow…
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Sooji Nam reports on the Artemis II’s zero-g indicator…
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SaveABunny is a Mill Valley nonprofit founded in 1999 by former marketing executive Marcy Berman. Sharon Chin…
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John Ramos reports on a transitional housing program in Oakland that residents say failed to deliver on its…
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An outpouring of grief followed the death of a 17-year-old boy stabbed during a brawl Tuesday outside Milpitas High School. Len Ramirez…
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The Trump administration’s case against birthright citizenship, a case with deep ties to San Francisco’s Chinatown community, went before the Supreme…
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An after-school brawl near Milpitas High School led to the stabbing death of 17-year-old Jarred Cavan, and a growing memorial to him was formed along…
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Kevin Ko reports on a program being launched to give residents free security cameras in…
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