Ichi Sushi owners offered helping hand
Two dozen San Francisco restaurants and businesses are banding together to raise funds to help support Tim and Erin Archuleta.
Supes unanimously pass body-worn camera proposal
Sheriff’s deputies and correctional officers in Santa Clara County will soon be outfitted with body-worn cameras.
California Supreme Court upholds death sentence in 1996 murder
The California Supreme Court in San Francisco Thursday unanimously upheld the death sentence of a man who murdered a 20-year-old woman in her Oakland apartment in 1996.
Robbery involving racial slurs being investigated as a hate crime
Police Thursday said a robbery that occurred on the edge of San Francisco’s Financial District Wednesday is being investigated as a hate crime.
Palo Alto police release sketch of man suspected of exposing himself
Palo Alto police released a sketch Thursday of a man suspected of exposing himself near the Palo Alto Baylands Preserve on Friday afternoon.
California senators introduce bill to create new gender marker
State senators from San Francisco and San Diego announced Thursday a bill to create a new gender marker for people to more accurately describe what gender they feel best describes them on state-issued identification documents.
More than 3.5 million people visited Oakland in 2015
More than 3.5 million people visited Oakland in 2015, spending $795 million and supporting more than 7,000 jobs.
Three shot in two incidents, including rolling gun battle
Three people were shot in two incidents in Oakland on Wednesday night, including two people wounded in a rolling gunbattle through West Oakland.
Shell incident due to equipment malfunction
An equipment malfunction at the Shell Chemical Company in Martinez resulted in a brief flaring incident Wednesday night.
Volunteers count more than 2,900 homeless people in Sonoma County
Volunteers with the Sonoma County Community Development Commission are conducting a point-in-time homeless count tonight and Friday.
San Jose mayor, Rep. Zoe Lofgren denounce Trump’s orders
Immigrant rights activists joined Rep. Zoe Lofgren and San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Wednesday afternoon to denounce President Donald Trump’s pair of executive orders to construct a border wall with Mexico and to deport undocumented immigrants.
Highway 880 lanes reopen after collision
All lanes have reopened in the northbound direction on Interstate Highway 880 at Whipple Road in Hayward.
Man coaxed out of attic, arrested during warrant search
A Watsonville man wanted on several warrants was arrested on Tuesday after police negotiators coaxed him out of his attic.