Bay Area cities, counties join sanctuary city lawsuit against Trump administration
A battle over sanctuary cities is about to make its way to a San Francisco courtroom.
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Family speaks out after Santa Cruz woman and green card holder detained by Customs at SFO
A Santa Cruz woman who is a permanent resident is currently in a legal limbo.
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Teen victim in Marin County car crash released from hospital
One of the surviving victims of last week’s deadly Marin County car crash returned home on Tuesday.
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San Jose police warn public about ‘alarming' vehicle theft trend
San Jose police say thieves looking to steal cars car have a troubling new tactic.
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Seemingly unprovoked attack in San Francisco's Castro District caught on camera
A brutal and seemingly unprovoked attack on Easter has residents and business owners in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood demanding safer streets.
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Downtown Mountain View businesses raise concerns over tariffs
The clock is ticking for the Trump administration to secure trade deals before President Donald Trump’s pause on some tariffs expires.
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Oregon family reunited with lost dog in Bay Area
An Oregon family has been reunited with their dog after losing him while on vacation in the Bay Area.
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New mural set at San Jose park
A San Jose park is about to get a little more culture and color.
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Local program empowers young ‘poet athletes' to thrive in community
What do you get when you combine soccer, poetry and community service? America Scores Bay Area, home of the poet-athlete. America Scores gives young people a chance to not only thrive as an athlete, but also to give them a voice to express themselves and space to move their communities forward. Telemundo 48’s Carlos Yustis introduced us to tw... -
San Francisco awards grants to climate-focused startups
San Francisco is awarding grants to small companies willing to build in a sustainable way. The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce’s Yes SF program has awarded grants to 12 climate-focused startups. NBC Bay Area business and tech reporter Scott Budman takes a closer look at the initiative and startups helping fight our climate in crisis.... -
Gore compares Trump administration's actions to Nazi Germany in SF speech
Former Vice President Al Gore speaking at the San Francisco Climate Week Conference compared some Trump administration actions to those of Nazi Germany.
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Oakland school district expects to pay off state loan and exit receivership
The Oakland Unified School District is on the verge of being removed from state oversight of its finances by paying off a $100 million loan, the district announced Tuesday. OUSD was forced to take a bailout in 2003 due to fiscal insolvency, which led to a state takeover. A required audit aimed at ensuring the district can stay solvent now…... -
Deadly Marin County crash: Mother of survivor speaks out
The mother of one of the survivors of last week’s Marin County crash that claimed the lives of four teenage girls shared details about the wreck Monday, calling it a “horrible tragedy.”
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The Primary School in East Palo Alto to close down
A private school in East Palo Alto serving low-income students is closing its doors at the end of the 2025-2026 school year.
