Oasis will shut its Main Street doors Oct. 15 and reopen steps away inside the historic Pleasanton Hotel, alongside sister restaurant Ruby & Roses.

Nearly 2,700 PG&E customers lost power Tuesday — the city's latest outage in a string stretching back to September.

A UCLA student and a UC Santa Cruz student from Downey, along with a Soledad teen, died when a Honda veered into oncoming traffic south of Salinas.

Enterovirus D68 traces are rising fast in Palo Alto, Napa and San Francisco sewage. Health officials urge caution for children with asthma.

Oakland police say a victim tried to shield themselves before being shot early Sunday on Rilea Way. The suspect fled on foot.

Deputies blocked the rural Watsonville road after finding the man unresponsive Saturday evening. No arrests have been made.

A man struck near Biscayne Way in September died October 2, making San Jose's 2026 toll 39.

Sergio Galvez Perez was found with narcotics as Mexican authorities rescued his 14-year-old daughter, who is safe but still faces no charges.

Alum Rock Union wants voters to approve a parcel tax hike and $100M bond, but critics point to past bond oversight lapses.

The waterfront food hall now serves the public with $6 pistachio cappuccinos and thali plates after months as a tenants-only spot.

Thirty-five firefighters knocked down flames at an abandoned Fifth Avenue warehouse Saturday night, with no injuries reported.

A bystander yanked the object from the water at Cooley Landing before calling police, who cordoned off the East Palo Alto park.

The 1918 building once housed Don Fisher's office — now it has a roof deck and a living wall from Habitat Horticulture.