Individual rescued after 100-foot fall off SF cliff on Memorial Day
SFFD said it’s unclear how the individual fell from the cliffs near Sutro Baths on Memorial Day.
Wind, snow, lightning forecast to hit the Sierra Nevada this week
A late-season storm is rolling through the Sierra Nevada through Friday, bringing snowfall, high winds and lightning.
SF youth clinic to close after Trump bill causes $306M cuts from city budget
Amid major federal cuts, San Francisco leaders are shuttering a clinic designed to help the city’s most vulnerable youth.
Federal government set to spray ‘devastating’ herbicide in Tahoe Basin
The Forest Service is set to spray the controversial herbicide glyphosate on thousands of acres devastated by the Caldor Fire, including in the Tahoe Basin.
How Katie Porter’s strongest asset came to haunt her California governor run
Former Rep. Katie Porter, 52, is now the only woman out of eight major candidates running for California governor.
Traffic clear along I-15 on Calif.-Nevada border after prior gridlock
Traffic gridlocked along Interstate 15 on the California-Nevada border Monday as Memorial Day weekend travelers headed home from Las Vegas.
Gavin Newsom intervenes amid historic tech layoffs
Gov. Gavin Newsom is addressing the catastrophic tech layoffs that are taking place as a result of AI innovation.
Man killed woman, then went on Bay Area road rage spree, officials say
A Lake County man is in custody on suspicion of killing a woman and then going on a road rage shooting spree in multiple counties, officials said.
Woman’s tip leads to man suspected of multiple Bay Area arson fires
The man, suspected of setting multiple fires in Cloverdale, jumped into a woman’s truck bed before fleeing the scene, police said.
Uproar in Fairfield as video of police officer punching teen goes viral
A Fairfield police officer has been reassigned, and an independent investigation will be conducted into the beating of a 16-year-old high school student.