Palo Alto, CA|News|
Santa Clara Co. Schools Need More PPE To Reopen, District Says
Superintendent Mary Ann Dewan said Friday that school staff and faculty do not have enough protective equipment to reopen campuses.
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Pleasanton, CA|News|
Food Distribution Site Opens At Pleasanton Fairgrounds
A drive-through emergency food distribution site is now open two days a week at the Alameda County Fairgrounds.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Suspect Sought In Sexual Batteries On Iron Horse Trail
Police are seeking a man suspected of grabbing six female joggers on the Iron Horse Trail since March.
Castro Valley, CA|News|
Fire Badly Damages Historic San Lorenzo Theater
Crews contained a fire at the historic Lorenzo Theater Friday night, but not before it mostly burned through the building's roof.
Pinole-Hercules, CA|News|
Pinole Man ID'd As Federal Agent Killed At Oakland Courthouse
The FBI identified a 43-year-old Pinole man as the federal agent fatally shot outside an Oakland courthouse late Friday.
Alameda, CA|News|
FBI IDs Federal Agent, 43, Fatally Shot At Oakland Courthouse
The FBI identified a 43-year-old man as the federal agent fatally shot outside an Oakland courthouse late Friday.
Across California|News|
Demands For Food Assistance Soar In Bay Area During Lockdown
The shutdown has left many Bay Area residents struggling to feed their families, as churches and government services have become lifelines.
San Francisco, CA|News|
San Francisco Under Curfew Following Protests, Overnight Violence
San Francisco is enacting a strict curfew Sunday night after vandalism and looting were reported following a largely peaceful protest.
Novato, CA|News|
Marin County Parks, Beaches To Reopen Parking Lots
Starting Tuesday, visitors to Marin County parks and beaches will be able to drive and park there as coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
Castro Valley, CA|News|
1 Killed, 1 Injured In 400-Foot Plunge Near San Leandro Reservoir
The car that plunged may have been there for several hours before firefighters discovered it shortly after 9 a.m. Saturday, officials said.
Fremont, CA|News|
Body Found In Marshlands Near Coyote Hills Park
Police are investigating after a badly decomposed body was found Friday in marshlands near Coyote Hills Regional Park in Fremont.
Pleasanton, CA|News|
Pleasanton Man ID'd As Victim In Tesla Crash Off Cliff
A man found dead in a Tesla that went off a cliff northeast of Mount Hamilton has been identified as a 60-year-old Pleasanton man.
Concord, CA|News|
Alleged Concord Nazi Sympathizer Sentenced For False Statements
An alleged Nazi sympathizer from Concord has to pay more than $17,00 in restitution for making false statements to the Army.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Missing Berkeley Man, 71, Found Safe
Berkeley police said late Saturday afternoon that a 71-year-old at-risk man who had last been seen Friday morning has been found safe.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Cigarettes Spark Fire Inside San Rafael Home
A fire sparked by discarded cigarettes in dry bamboo scorched a home Friday morning in San Rafael, fire officials said.
San Mateo, CA|News|
'Hateful,' Anti-Chinese Graffiti Found In San Mateo Neighborhood
Police are investigating a rash of "hateful" graffiti messages in the Laurelwood neighborhood targeting China and the Chinese community.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Sonoma Sheriff Won't Enforce County Health Orders
Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick's pledge to stop enforcing the county's stay-home order was met with sharp criticism by local officials.
Gilroy, CA|News|
Man Killed In Drive-By Shooting In Morgan Hill
A shooting from one car into another in Morgan Hill on Friday afternoon left the driver dead and a passenger injured, police said.
Concord, CA|News|
MDUSD Fires Superintendent, Rejects Agreement With Teachers
The Mt. Diablo Unified School District on Thursday fired Superintendent Robert Martinez, just one year after he took over the job.
Across California|News|
The Pandemic's Toll On Essential Workers In California
Some of us have been able to work from home during the pandemic—but not the cashiers who ring up groceries or gig workers who deliver them.
