Ronald L. Sanders, a man on death row in San Quentin for the killing of 29-year-old Janice Dishroon Allen has died of natural causes.

California gears up for an unprecedented investment to tackle organized retail crime, allocating $267 million in grants to empower local law enforcement agencies, enhance technological capabilities, and ensure the prosecution of offenders.

BART embraces the future of transit by phasing out magstripe paper tickets, pushing towards a Clipper-only system, and launching the next generation of Clipper in 2024.

A tragic accident, allegedly resulting from a foreign race car driver forgetting which side of the road to drive on, took the lives of a Bay Area couple. The Australian driver has been charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter due to negligence.

Tensions rise in Santa Clara County as the use of tear gas in jails sparks debate: is it a humane method of maintaining order, or does it inflict unnecessary trauma on inmates, especially those in mental health crises?

Join the global environmental movement on September 23 to protect our rivers, creeks, and wildlife from pollution and debris. Be the solution and make a difference!

South Santa Clara County rejoices as Caltrain expands its weekday services from Gilroy and Morgan Hill to San Francisco enhancing quality of life.

Get your cowboy boots ready and support a worthy cause at the Humane Society of the North Bay’s spectacular “Going Country for Cats and Canines” gala event.

Amidst an intense standoff, a domestic violence suspect managed to evade Milpitas police, spurring concerns about the ongoing safety of the community.

Athought-provoking look at the "Share Hope Together" campaign, designed to create connections and support networks aimed at suicide prevention.

Penny Parker, a 57-year-old woman with early onset dementia, has been safely located after a distressing search by the Oakland community and police department.

Oakland receives a generous grant from the State of California to support affordable housing projects and infrastructure improvements across the city.

After years of resistance, the Molinari-Martinelli family has finally leased their property to Google for the tech giant's North Bayshore campus expansion.