Tom Vacar

The Mayor called reporters into Democratic Party Headquarters in Oakland to make an announcement of new appointments who want to serve and oppose the recall effort.

Turmoil boils over in Brentwood as a priest demands an apology for a councilwoman running for re-election, saying a flyer implied an endorsement of her by him.

BODEGA BAY, Calif. - At least one person is dead and four people are still missing after their boat capsized near Bodega Bay Saturday.

OAKLAND, Calif. - The planned power outages that Pacific Gas and Electric began overnight will last well into Thursday as the Diablo Wind event blows on. Many customers wonder, once the winds die down, why it takes so long to restore power when the winds are light and breezy.

The stock markets have increased, setting new highs since President-elect Trump won the election. But will the "election elation" last?

A new Caltrans infrastructure project about to open in the North Bay is generating excitement among businesses, residents, and visitors eager to eliminate an often stop-and-go bottleneck in a rural Wine Country area.

SAN FRANCISCO - Though bus and rail ridership on San Francisco's Muni is about 75% of pre-pandemic ridership, the coming deficits are an enormous problem with little help expected from the state or federal government.

A Muni study suggests, among other things, suspending San Francisco's legendary cable car and historical streetcar service as soon as mid-2025 to help make up part of $300 million shortfall.

Mounting layoffs are putting more pressure on people already looking for a job. It is not unusual for job seekers to apply to hundreds of postings and not get so much as a nibble. One reason it's so hard to get hired is that more and more companies are turning to ghost jobs, whish is advertising a position that doesn't actually exist. Career expert Brenda Cunningham, president of the National Resume Writers Association explains why more and more companies are doing this.

Atmospheric river expected to dump rain on Santa Rosa as residents prepare