Santa Cruz, CA|News|
CZU Lightning Fires: 87 Percent Containment; 86k Acres Burned
More than 1,400 structures have been destroyed, including 925 residences and 171 commercial structures.
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Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Depot Park Stabbing Suspect Arrested
Officers dispatched to an "assault with a deadly weapon" report at the park about 3 a.m. found an unresponsive man in the parking lot.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Fire Victims Must Submit A Change Of Address To Receive Ballots
Santa Cruz County residents displaced by the massive CZU Lightning Complex Fire will need to vote in-person or submit a change of address.
Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Facebook Launches Nationwide Poll Worker Recruitment Effort
All U.S. Facebook users over age 18 will receive a notification on Saturday prompting them to learn more about becoming a poll worker.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Bay Area Power Outages: Officials Renew Appeal For Conservation
Officials are renewing an appeal for electrical consumption even as energy consumption soars amid record setting temperatures.
Pleasant Hill, CA|News|
Four Teenagers Arrested Following Carjacking And Pursuit
Four teenagers were arrested in Pleasant Hill after they carjacked a man at gunpoint.
Concord, CA|News|
Concord Driver Crashes Into Utilitity Pole; Delays Traffic
Emergency crews are at the scene and say the driver does not appear to be injured.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
Healdsburg Arson: Man Sets Fire Because He Was 'Having A Bad Day'
A man who was arrested for arson reportedly told deputies that he set the fire because his day wasn't going well.
Watsonville, CA|News|
Containment Grows, Evacuations Lifted For River And Carmel Fires
The air quality has improved, evacuation orders and warnings were lifted and full containment is expected Sept. 6.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Oakland Protests: Tear Gas Used And Arrests Made
Over 100 people participated in a racial justice march in Oakland that resulted in arrests, tear gas and an injured officer.
Campbell, CA|News|
City Hall Vandalized, Arrest Made
A suspected vandal was arrested for allegedly defacing San Jose City Hall.
Campbell, CA|News|
Protestors Vandalize San Jose Mayor's Home; Neighbors Help Clean
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo thanked neighbors who turned out to clean up his home after protestors vandalize it overnight.
Brentwood, CA|News|
Risk For West Nile Virus Elevates In Contra Costa County
More dead birds and mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile Virus indicated a higher risk for West Nile virus in Contra Costa County.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
Healdsburg Fire Assistance Center Opens For Residents
Assistance centers will open on Saturday in Guerneville and Healdsburg to aid residents affected by the Walbridge and Meyers fires.
Watsonville, CA|News|
Monterey County Opens Salinas Valley Fairgrounds For Evacuees
The shelter will provide sleeping and meal accommodations for about 40 people and can accommodate pets.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Coronavirus In The Bay Area: What To Know
Here is your latest update on COVID-19 and positive case numbers in each county of the Bay Area.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Red Flag Warning Issued For Bay Area Sunday Morning
Critical fire weather is yet again on the horizon for the Bay Area but it may not be as severe as last week.
Watsonville, CA|News|
Addition Resources Allocated To 'River Fire' Near Salinas
The fire had burned about 150 acres and was 20 percent contained as of 3 P.m. Sunday.
Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
Sonoma Man Dies During Altercation With Police
Officers responded to a domestic dispute on Saturday that resulted in one fatality after officers intervened.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin Opens Cooling Center For Older Adults Amid Heatwaves
The center will be open in San Rafael through Tuesday and will provide relief from the heat for local seniors.
