A Chevrolet Trailblazer took down live wires on Silverado Trail, shutting the Napa road between Zinfandel Lane and Pope Street.

The Houston-based developer is building warehouses near San Jose, Phoenix and Florida's Space Coast as factories reshape where America builds.

Libby Thaler, 89, broke her pelvis, femur and shoulder blade in a city paratransit van. Now her lawyer is racing the calendar.

The 52-acre Russian River property includes a Pinot Noir vineyard and direct river access.

California law restricts firearm possession for people who are legally prohibited from possessing firearms.

Mayor Sally Wilkinson pulled the ordinance's second reading, saying Belvedere won't promise protections it can't legally deliver.

A Zac Unger measure would let Oakland raise daily nuisance fines from $1,000 to $2,500, then as high as $10,000, for owners who refuse to fix problem properties.

Cooper Alexander Lahoud died after leaving the roadway on Franklin Parkway; speed is believed to be a factor.

Michael Cheek, 74, could move into a remote Santa Cruz Mountains home near schools, a Girl Scout camp and a public park if a judge approves it at an Oct. 30 hearing.

The city council votes next week on a one-year freeze covering jails, prisons and processing facilities citywide.

Tickets for the 34th annual festival go on sale Friday, with a reunited Here We Go Magic and a Gibby Haynes tribute set among the surprises.

A 21-member working group picked Sí Se Puede Park over Campesino Park and Esperanza Park for Berkeley's waterfront space.

Spud Point Marina's aging ice house serves 250 boats between San Francisco and Fort Bragg — and it keeps failing.