Tom Vacar is a Reporter at KTVU. With over three decades of experience, he has extensively covered a range of topics including business, economics, consumer affairs, and regional news, while also focusing on transportation and mobility issues. Tom's work has been featured in FOX 5 ATLANTA, KION-TV, FOX 10 Phoenix, Yahoo News, and FOX 11 Los Angeles.
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By: Tom Vacar
Interchange in Vallejo, Calif. on Highway 37 near Fairgrounds Drive.
The city of San Rafael kicked off a weekend of art and automobiles Friday as the Art Works Downtown Second Friday Art Walk took center stage. Under clear skies, the event highlighted the growing role of the arts in the city’s continued recovery from the pandemic.
Residents of the Marin Valley Mobile Country Club are fighting to ensure their community remains affordable and transitions to resident ownership as reportedly agreed upon decades ago.
The Pacifica City Council unanimously declared an emergency for the damaged 53-year-old Pacifica Municipal Pier, whose long-term fate remains uncertain.
One week after California's primary election, the Associated Press projects Steve Hilton will face off with Xavier Becerra in the general election.
A U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress crashed and burst into flames immediately after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base on Monday morning, killing all eight people on board.
A grassroots community effort successfully restored Petaluma's historic 91-year-old "Baby Chicks" neon sign over the weekend.
A fast-moving fire broke out Tuesday afternoon in a carport area at a San Rafael apartment complex, threatening a critical piece of the city's low-income housing supply.
GREENBRAE, Calif. - What started out five years ago, as a local North Bay app to monitor wildfires in real time, is now a national non-profit that now has a second life-saving specialty: nationwide, localized flooding.
Rep. Ro Khanna authored a provision to boost housing development within designated opportunity zones.
