A panel of experts brought in from the University of California issued a report Friday vouching for the testing of the contaminated Hunters Point shipyard development site.

A new report on radiation clean-up at San Francisco’s Hunter’s Point gives it mostly a clean bill of health. However, critics aren’t satisfied because no one actually tested anything for this report. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

Southern California home-flipping giant Wedgewood Inc. was thrust into the spotlight last month when homeless mothers from Moms4Housing began squatting in a vacant West Oakland home owned by the company and refused to leave. It’s an unusual situation for Wedgewood, which until recently, had received little public attention or scrutiny in Northern California. Attorneys representing Moms4Housing argued in Alameda...

An NBC Bay Area investigation of a Stratford private school built directly adjacent to a concrete plant leads State School Superintendent Tony Thurmond to push for new laws that would ban private schools from sites than can harm kids’ health.

An NBC Bay Area investigation of a Stratford private school built directly adjacent to a concrete plant leads State School Superintendent Tony Thurmond to push for new laws that would ban private schools from sites than can harm kids’ health.

When a former America’s Got Talent contestant asked for our help, the NBC Bay Area Responds team snapped into action. NBC Bay Area viewers with problematic home improvement projects frequently ask us for a helping hand all the time — and we snap to it.

An NBC Bay Area investigation reveals that many cities are continuing to use glyphosate-based herbicides like Roundup, despite public health concerns. NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Team Reports.

Critics are calling on the state Public Utilities Commission to reject a proposed $1.68 billion wildfire regulatory settlement with PG&E, saying it effectively gives the utility “a get out of jail free card’’ for safety violations. They also note the agreement does not include require PG&E to pay a single penny in actual fines.

After brilliant military careers, two immigrant servicemen were banished from the United States and deported to Mexico, cut off from their children and families. NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit takes a closer look.

Both Hector Barajas and Enrique Salas return to the U.S. as heroes, but in vastly different ways.

As the network of underground veterans grows, NBC Bay Area finds that some have chosen to risk everything, by defying the law and stay in the United States. In Mexico, Hector Barajas, Enrique Salas and the other veterans hatch a plan to make their way back home.

Years of waiting and planning begin to pay off, and there is a ray of hope that some of the vets can gain citizenship. But then tragedy strikes.

After brilliant military careers, two immigrant service men are banished from the United States and deported to Mexico, cut off from their children and families, forced to work for desperately low wages and live in squalor. They discover they are not alone. Hundreds of immigrant veterans have been deported by ICE, often for minor offenses.

The National Fire Protection Association says that about 160 Christmas trees catch fire each year, resulting in three deaths and $10 million in damage. NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit tested a new product aiming to give families an early warning in the event of such a fire. Chris Chmura reports.

The National Fire Protection Association says that about 160 Christmas trees catch fire each year, resulting in three deaths and $10 million in damage. NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit tested a new product aiming to give families an early warning in the event of such a fire. Chris Chmura reports.

High Speed Rail’s latest construction spending numbers show that the promise of “rammed up construction” over the summer of 2019 barely materialized, putting the overall project further behind schedule and threatening to derail High Speed Rail from a federal deadline which could jeopardize final completion.

A new regulatory audit of PG&E’s transmission system where the Camp Fire broke out found the company was late in fixing 900 problems on its towers and other equipment, including two critical threats that regulators say languished more than 600 days before being repaired.

Spending and construction on California’s High Speed Rail project slowed down once again last month. Senior investigative reporter Stephen Stock sat down with CEO Brian Kelly to find out how high speed rail can possibly get back on track.