Berkeley's renowned deli Poulet, famous for its roasted chicken, is closing its doors after 43 years of service. Despite a loyal community following, news of its closure has left many fans disappointed.

San Jose police on the lookout for drivers responsible for two separate fatal hit-and-runs, leaving two unhoused women dead.

A San Jose nurse and mother, Delia Yriarte, manages to make a shocking escape after a shark attack in the Galapagos Islands and is now fighting to return home to her 15-year-old daughter.

Bird tests positive for West Nile Virus in Fairfield, prompting health officials to encourage residents to take preventive measures.

The 35-year-old suspect who escaped from Sutter Roseville Medical Center, sparking an intense 30-hour manhunt, has been brought back into custody. Read on for more details about Eric Abril's capture and the massive search effort leading up to it.

Dangerous triple-digit heat is set to make a comeback in the Bay Area this weekend, but experts say fire risk is expected to stay low due to favorable wind conditions.

A 21-year-old California man becomes the first fentanyl dealer in the state to be convicted of second-degree murder in connection with a 15-year-old girl's overdose death.

A suspect is in custody for stabbing a man walking his dog in San Rafael, California, in what appears to be an isolated and unprovoked attack.

A $20 million lawsuit claims anti-Asian bias and wrongful termination at San Jose tech company, Lumentum.

Authorities probe the tragic plane crash in San Rafael that killed one and left another critically injured, the fourth deadly incident in Marin County in just nine years.

A San Rafael parolee is apprehended after a downtown shooting leaves authorities searching for its unhurt yet unidentified victim. The suspect had a ghost gun and multiple charges have been filed against him.

Eric James Abril, a murder suspect who escaped the Sutter Roseville Medical Center, is still at large despite an ongoing search involving more than 200 law enforcement officers.

A woman's untimely death due to xylazine overdose, known as the "zombie drug" or "tranq," raises concerns about the dangerous substance circulating the streets of Santa Cruz County.