The Latest Breaking News from Bay Area

After months of failing to conserve water, Californians are finally starting to make significant progress saving as the state’s three-year drought worsens, summer heats up and local agencies are increasing rules and penalties for water wasters.

Trying to rent a two-bedroom, Bay Area apartment on a minimum-wage salary? You’ll need to hold down at least three full-time jobs to make it happen.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, it seemed like everyone knew a co-worker fleeing the Bay Area.

Deebo Samuel is in the Bay Area. #49ers

Last month, more than 24,000 Bay Area residents experienced a power outage when a local fire affected PG&E equipment.

Should Los Angeles join a handful of Bay Area cities that have banned new gas stations?

COVID hospitalizations are rising again after more than two months of persistently high case rates in the Bay Area and California. But the doctors who treat these patients are seeing consistent indications that for most, the disease is less severe than in earlier surges of the deadly virus that has…

A San Francisco Bay Area school district built subsidized housing for teachers and staff who could not afford market rent

A tech executive has been arrested and charged for the third time in connection with a woman's 1992 killing in the Bay Area after new evidence was discovered, prosecutors said this week.