INVESTIGATIVE

Crews began to bore new test holes around the base of San Francisco’s Millennium Tower on Friday as part of a city-mandated effort to investigate what went wrong with the intended fix for the tilting structure. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

Crews began to bore new test holes around the base of San Francisco’s Millennium Tower on Friday as part of a city-mandated effort to investigate what went wrong with the intended fix for the tilting structure. The city also wants to prevent the problem from getting worse when the troubled $100 million project resumes.

The Investigative Unit reveals an American healthcare system that is out of step with the demands of a pandemic.

Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith was under fire again on Tuesday by county supervisors, this time over an internal affairs investigation that critics say was halted under suspicious circumstances.

Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith was under fire again on Tuesday by county supervisors, this time over an internal affairs investigation that critics say was halted under suspicious circumstances.

A federal judge pressed PG&E on Monday to explain why it didn’t shut down power at the first sign of trouble on the line tied to the massive Dixie Fire.

As Congress works to finalize the largest infrastructure spending bill in decades, a growing number of state lawmakers in Sacramento have begun to raise doubts about California’s biggest venture, the high-speed rail project.

As Congress works to finalize the largest infrastructure spending bill in decades, a growing number of state lawmakers in Sacramento have begun to raise doubts about California’s biggest venture, the high-speed rail project. Senior investigative reporter Stephen Stock reports.

The head of San Francisco’s Department of Building Inspection asked Millennium Tower officials Friday to hold off on doing more work on the so-called fix to the sinking problem until experts agree on ways to prevent more unexpected sinking and tilting of the structure.

The head of San Francisco’s building inspection department on Friday requested Millennium Tower officials hit the brakes on the troubled fix to the luxury high rise and its sinking and tilting problem. Raj Mathai talks to Investigative Reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken on his development.

Three subsidiaries of San Francisco garbage contractor Recology agreed Thursday to pay $36 million in criminal fines for conspiring to bribe now-ousted public works director Mohammed Nuru over a five-year period.

Millennium Tower officials are assuring residents that work on the troubled “fix” for the leaning high-rise will restart soon, after project engineers refine construction methods so as to prevent future accelerated sinking and tilting of the luxury high-rise.

The troubled fix for San Francisco’s leaning Millennium Tower is close to restarting, according to the homeowner’s association. This after contractors put the project on hold when they learned it was doing more harm than good. Investigative Reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

San Francisco city Supervisor Aaron Peskin on Tuesday called for a hearing into what led the Millennium Tower to tilt and sink “alarmingly” further since construction started on what had been billed as a permanent fix for the long troubled building.

San Francisco city Supervisor Aaron Peskin on Tuesday called for a hearing into what led the Millennium Tower to tilt and sink “alarmingly” further since construction started on what had been billed as a permanent fix for the long troubled building.

NBC Bay Area reached out to more than 100 Bay Area school districts and asked for their teacher and staff vaccination rates. Here’s how they replied.

Are your kids’ teachers vaccinated? After the CDC released a case study showing a single unvaccinated, unmasked Marin County teacher infected half her students, many parents are now asking the question. Investigative Reporter Candice Nguyen reached out to more than 100 Bay Area school districts to get answers for parents.

Nearly a month into the school year, parents and teachers tell the NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit they’re concerned about the growing number of COVID-19 cases among students and are calling for more testing to prevent future outbreaks. Candice Nguyen reports.

The Millennium Tower is sinking at a faster rate than the limit that had been set by engineers working on the fix for the troubled building, an analysis of monitoring data shows.

As our kids go back to school — the question for so many parents is should there be more COVID testing on campus? State guidelines require K-12 districts to provide access to testing. So what exactly does that mean? And is this an unfair expectation — for certain districts? Investigative Reporter Candice Nguyen reports.