Palo Alto, CA|News|
Palo Alto Council Considers Name Change For Foothills Park
Foothills Park could be renamed to Foothills Nature Preserve to better distinguish the area as an open space preserve.
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Cupertino, CA|News|
Bomb Squad Deems Suspicious Device Safe In Mountain View
Stevens Creek Trail in Mountain View was closed for about three hours while police used a drone to examine a suspicious object.
Pleasanton, CA|News|
Bart Trains Between Richmond, El Cerrito To Close Through Weekend
A bus bridge will shuttle passengers between BART's Richmond and El Cerrito Del Norte stations during the holiday weekend.
Fremont, CA|News|
Fremont Police Arrest 5 Suspects In Vehicle Theft Pursuit
Five suspects were arrested in connection to a stolen vehicle pursuit and foot chase that saw a gunfire standoff with officers, police say.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Berkeley Police Release Video Of Shooting Of Man With A Chain
A robbery suspect armed with a chain was shot last month and a Berkeley officer was placed on administrative leave after the shooting.
Burlingame-Hillsborough, CA|News|
Burlingame To Allow Cannabis Retail In New Ordinance
The new ordinance replaces an old one that prohibited the commercial sale of cannabis.
San Francisco, CA|News|
49ers' John Lynch Named To Pro Football Hall Of Fame
John Lynch played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Denver Broncos and was named general manager of the 49ers in 2017.
San Francisco, CA|News|
SF School District, Unions Reach Agreement On In-Person Classes
The San Francisco Unified School District reached a tentative agreement with a group of labor unions on standards for in-person learning.
San Francisco, CA|News|
SF Unions Resume Negotiations Over School Reopenings
Unions representing SFUSD employees are resuming negotiations with the district over returning to in-person learning.
Campbell, CA|News|
Santa Clara County Launches New Coronavirus Vaccine Dashboard
The dashboard includes information on total number of residents vaccinated to date, in addition to information by ethnicity, gender and age.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin County To Bolster Response To Opioid Misuse
The county's board of supervisors will meet Tuesday to discuss adopting a resolution to address local efforts to diminish opioid abuse.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin Co. Supervisors To Consider Quiet Zones Along Train Line
The Marin County Board of Supervisors will meet Tuesday to consider a plan to silence train horns along the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit.
Alameda, CA|News|
Bay Area Rain Expected To Return This Week
A slow-moving cold front lurking north of the Bay Area could bring some light rain and wind to parts of the Bay Area this week.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Berkeley: University Issues Warning On Surge In Coronavirus Cases
For the period from Aug. 30 through Jan. 30 the university has seen 544 confirmed cases, with a positivity rate of 0.4%.
San Rafael, CA|News|
San Rafael: 4 Suspects In Shooting Arrested Within Past Week
Four suspects in San Rafael have been arrested in connection to a shooting in early January.
San Francisco, CA|News|
SF: Historic, Independent Cinemas Hit Hard By COVID-19 Pandemic
Movie theaters in the Bay Area are staggering under the financial haymaker dealt by the coronavirus pandemic.
Redwood City-Woodside, CA|News|
Redwood City: Four Vehicle Fatal Collision Triggers Sig Alert
A late Saturday night fatal collision along the 101 highway involved four vehicles.
Across California|News|
CA Teachers: Purple County Schools Should Stay Shut For 100 Days
The California Teachers Association told Gov. Newsom that schools in purple tier counties should maintain distance learning for now.
Livermore, CA|News|
Former Mayor Could Be Livermore's Most Interesting Man
John Marchand's stories don't end as much as they merge, crisscross, and land in places like Moscow or Washington D.C.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Napolitano Leads UC Berkeley Security In Politics Initiative
Janet Napolitano plans to bring the UC Berkeley community together to explore bipartisan solutions in new Center for Security in Politics.
