Woman pleads not guilty to baby’s meth death
A Fairfield woman has pleaded not guilty to murdering her two-month-old daughter who died of methamphetamine poisoning.
Sticky substance kills two dozen seabirds
A sticky and unidentified substance has killed 25 birds in the East Bay since Friday.
Sharks go powerless in 5-2 loss to Devils
SAP CENTER — The Sharks struggled to cash in on crucial power plays in a 5-2 loss ...
SFO plane cleared at JFK after bomb threat
An all-clear was given after a suspected bomb threat on a Delta Airlines flight that departed from ...
Thousands remember King and his message
Thousands of people, including Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, gathered in San Francisco Monday to honor the civil rights ...
Family of killed bicyclist awarded $4 million
The family of a 24-year-old woman fatally struck by a truck while riding her bicycle was awarded $4 million by a San Francisco ...
Protesters shut San Mateo Bridge
Dozens of protesters were detained after making their way on the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge late Monday afternoon.
Warriors bury Nuggets with 43-point win
Behind 67 points from the bench, the Warriors sailed past Denver 122-79.
Young couple killed in double homicide
A young Oakland couple was identified as the two people shot and killed in East Oakland just ...
Man gets life for molesting 12-year-old stepdaughter
A Windsor man has been sentenced to life in prison for sexually assaulting his 12-year-old stepdaughter.
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Sold-out final Freedom Train honors MLK
All 1,400 seats were sold on Monday's 54-mile round trip of the Bay Area's Freedom Train.
MLK protesters wake up Oakland mayor
East Bay activists staged an early morning demonstration at the home of newly inaugurated Oakland Mayor Libby ...
King tides could cause coastal flooding
King tides are expected to impact shorelines across the Bay Area Monday through Wednesday.
Two stabbed in front of El Tapatio
Two people were stabbed in front of the El Tapatio Night Club in the Outer Mission.
Lee: Celebrate King by working for equality
Congresswoman Barbara Lee, D-Oakland, is calling on Americans to work for an equal America.
