Vehicle strikes, kills pedestrian on I-80
A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle on eastbound Interstate Highway 80 in Berkeley Friday evening
Pair of rainstorms take aim at Bay Area
Two more wet weather systems are expected over the next five days in the San Francisco Bay Area before the air gets cooler and drier late next week.
Sheriff reforms transgender inmate procedures
The San Francisco’s Sheriff’s Department has vowed to make key changes to procedures involving jailed inmates who identify as transgender.
San Jose police more likely to search blacks
Black drivers in San Jose are almost three times as likely to be curb-sat than white drivers and nine times more likely to be interviewed after a vehicle stop.
Santa Clara county’s largest reservoir filling to brink
The Anderson Reservoir near Morgan Hill can hold 89,491 acre-feet of water and is now 99 percent full.
Ocean Beach gets 16 new fire pits for 2017
New 800-pound concrete fire pits will be placed on a quarter-mile stretch of Ocean Beach starting Mar. 1.
Power outage affects thousands of PG&E customers
Tens of thousands of PG&E customers in Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and Monterey counties have lost power Friday morning, including at Mineta San Jose International Airport.
San Jose airport reports power outage, operates back-up generators
Mineta San Jose International Airport officials are reporting a power outage Friday morning.
Water rescue occurs near Oakland airport
Oakland firefighters, police and a U.S. Coast Guard crew has responded Friday morning to a vehicle that went into the Airport Channel off San Leandro Bay.
Oakland Police disarm, detain active shooter
Oakland police have “disarmed and detained” an active shooter in East Oakland Friday morning.
13-year-old girl makes false kidnapping claim
Police in Milpitas have determined a 13-year-old girl who reported being kidnapped from her home earlier this month was not abducted.
Concord City Council looks for new treasurer
Concord is looking for a new treasurer to replace Tim McGillian, who recently resigned after being appointed to the City Council.
Menlo Park Police installs kiosk for residents to dispose unwanted medication
A kiosk has been installed in the lobby of the Menlo Park Police Department for residents to dispose of unwanted or expired medication.
Cities, counties urge Supreme Court to rule on certain constitutional protections for immigrants held in detention
Twenty U.S. cities and counties led by Santa Clara County have urged the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that immigrants held in prolonged detention during deportation proceedings are entitled to certain constitutional protections.