Berkeley, CA|News|
Berkeley Students Return To Move Out As City Urges Caution
UC Berkeley students are returning to campus this weekend to move out of their residences, as city officials encourage health precautions.
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Lamorinda, CA|News|
Crews Working On BART Rail Project At Orinda Station
Crews on Sunday are working on a rail replacement project at the Orinda BART station, which will cause delays and close some highway lanes.
San Mateo, CA|News|
Police Investigate Death At San Mateo Home
San Mateo police conducted a death investigation early Sunday morning at a home on Crescent Avenue.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Santa Cruz County Forms Economic Recovery Group To Plan Reopening
An economic recovery council has been formed in Santa Cruz County to help with reopening the local economy in coming months.
Watsonville, CA|News|
Coroner IDs Man, 26, Killed In Shark Attack Off Santa Cruz Coast
A 26-year-old Santa Cruz County resident was killed Saturday in a shark attack while surfing at Manresa State Beach, officials said.
Berkeley, CA|News|
BART Ashby Station Reopens After Man Hit, Injured By Train
BART service resumed Saturday between Downtown Berkeley and MacArthur stations after a man was hit by a train, officials said.
San Rafael, CA|News|
Marin To Consider Delivering Meals To At-Risk Seniors
Marin County Supervisors next week will consider a program to work with local restaurants to prepare and deliver meals to local seniors.
Novato, CA|News|
Marin Property Tax Deadline Is Approaching: June 1
Marin County officials Friday reminded business owners they have until June 1 to file their property tax statement without paying a penalty.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Man Traced From Zoom Chat Faces Child Porn Charges
A 44-year-old San Francisco man is accused of possessing child pornography after investigators traced videos from a Zoom chat room.
Alameda, CA|News|
3 Cruise Ships Without Passengers To Dock At Port Of Oakland
Three cruise ships seeking safe harbor amid the pandemic will idle at the Port of Oakland starting this weekend, officials announced.
Albany, CA|News|
Horse Dies During Training At Golden Gate Fields; 10th This Year
A 3-year-old horse died Friday during a training session at Golden Gate Fields in Albany, which is preparing to reopen for races Thursday.
Across California|News|
Bay Area Families Deal With Dementia During Coronavirus Shutdown
Families with loved ones with dementia are facing new burdens as they struggle to explain the ongoing the coronavirus pandemic.
Across California|News|
If California College Campuses Reopen, Will Students Still Come?
Worried about finances and health, some high school seniors are deciding to stay closer to home for college.
Los Gatos, CA|News|
Car Goes Down Slope In Santa Clara County, But Nobody Inside
Nobody was found inside a car that went down a steep slope and into a creek in southeastern San Jose Sunday, fire officials said.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Carjacking Suspect Arrested In Santa Cruz After 10-Mile Chase
A man suspected in a carjacking led police on a chase from Santa Cruz to Capitola and back before crashing and fleeing on foot, police said.
Fremont, CA|News|
Woman Arrested After Alleged Assault With Cricket Bat In Fremont
A woman was arrested after police say she struck a man in the head with a cricket bat while attempting to rob him.
Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
Man, 20, Arrested On 12 Felony Charges In Sonoma County
A Santa Rosa man, 20, was arrested on suspicion of 12 felonies, ranging from drug possession to unlawful sex with a minor, police said.
Los Gatos, CA|News|
San Jose Police Fatally Shoot Man; 2nd Shooting This Weekend
Police fatally shot a man suspected of stabbing another man in San Jose, the city's second police shooting in three days.
Across California|News|
How Learning Loss Shapes California's Plan To Reopen Schools
Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposal to reopen schools early next year has won praise, but it's unclear how the state will pay for the extra school.
Across California|News|
California Couples Can Now Get Marriage Licenses Remotely
California couples who have been unable to get marriage licenses due to coronavirus closures can now get them remotely, under a new order.
