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Temblor reported just after 8 p.m. centered near Aromas; state’s second largest of the early new year. → Read More
Flaring at the Chevron refinery produced huge flames that lit up the Saturday evening sky above Richmond, but no significant air impacts were detected. → Read More
Magnitude 4.2 temblor reported just after 8 p.m. centered near Aromas. → Read More
An assembly of civic and civil-rights leaders from across the country are amassing national support to pressure Alameda County prosecutors charge an ex-BART police officer they blame for creating the melee that ended with another officer shooting and killing Oscar Grant on the Fruitvale Station platform 12 years ago. → Read More
Gov. Gavin Newsom defended his expansion of eligibility guidelines that caused mass confusion, with Bay Area residents storming health care providers for vaccinations that aren’t yet availabl… → Read More
Gov. Gavin Newsom defended his expansion of eligibility guidelines that caused mass confusion, with Bay Area residents storming health care providers for vaccinations that aren’t yet availabl… → Read More
Gov. Gavin Newsom defended his expansion of eligibility guidelines that caused mass confusion, with Bay Area residents storming health care providers for vaccinations that aren’t yet availabl… → Read More
Crews erected a six-foot high fence around the state Capitol on Thursday, and many legislators are planning to stay away next week. → Read More
As state and federal officials expanded vaccine eligibility this week, flummoxed local health officials in the Bay Area are desperate for more doses to meet the demand from those who were already e… → Read More
As state and federal officials expanded vaccine eligibility this week, flummoxed local health officials in the Bay Area are desperate for more doses to meet the demand from those who were already eligible. → Read More
Crews erected a six-foot high fence around the state Capitol on Thursday, and many legislators are planning to stay away next week. → Read More
Law enforcement continue to fortify the state Capitol in Sacramento, heeding the warning of federal authorities about potential armed protests timed around President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration. → Read More
COVID-19 cases have doubled again in the past week; attorneys, courts huddle to revisit early-pandemic amnesty plan for low-level offenses and expiring sentences. → Read More
In grand-jury transcripts, employees says Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith purchased cheap seats to avoid gift reporting for donated luxury box targeted in indictment. → Read More
San Jose had its first two homicides of the year, a crime that bucked downward pandemic-fueled trends by rising to above-average levels in 2020, according to police. → Read More
Even as officials tout speedier vaccine distribution, they’re pursuing contingencies to triage hospital access and ration ambulance calls. → Read More
Even as officials tout speedier vaccine distribution, they’re pursuing contingencies to triage hospital access and ration ambulance calls. → Read More
Blaze reported at building that houses notable bars and eateries on East San Fernando Street. → Read More
A heavy fire broke out at a commercial building in the heart of downtown San Jose on Thursday morning, damaging the structure that houses some of the area's most popular bars and eateries. → Read More
Number of active cases nearly doubles to 74 in a single reporting day, according to sheriff’s office data. → Read More