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A grass fire in Benicia grew to 124 acres before it was fully contained Tuesday night, fire officials said. More »120 Acre Grass Fire In Benicia Fully Contained

A South San Francisco man and his wife have been charged with bringing women from the East Coast to a circuit of brothels across Northern California. More »South San Francisco Husband & Wife Charged With Operating Brothels

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee raised the LGBT rainbow flag at City Hall late Tuesday morning, ushering in Pride Month and optimism about an upcoming decision on marriage equality from the U.S. Supreme Co … More »SF Mayor Celebrates Pride Month, Weighs In On Prop. 8 Case

A man accused of stripping naked and harassing people while doing acrobatic moves at a BART station in San Francisco last month pleaded not guilty Tuesday to seven felony and misdemeanor charges. More »Acrobat Pleads Not Guilty To Naked Rampage At BART Station

The Hayward BART station reopened Tuesday evening after a man died by jumping in front of a train, causing major disruptions to service, BART and Hayward fire officials said. More »Fatality At Hayward BART Station Shuts Down Service

The latest rumor is that Sony plans to introduce what it calls the “phablet” very soon. More »Tech Report: Sony’s ‘Phablet’-Size Matters

BART is warning its passengers that there could be a strike by one or more of its employee unions in the next several weeks, but one union representative thinks that warning is premature. More »BART Warns Passengers Of Potential Strike In Coming Weeks

Some Bay Area school districts will see significant increases in state funding now that the legislature has passed a budget. The only thing they need is Governor Brown’s signature. More »Some Bay Area School Districts To See Increase In State Funding

San Francisco firefighters quickly controlled a fire on a Tenderloin apartment building's roof deck early Tuesday evening. More »2-Alarm Fire Damages Apartment Building In SF Tenderloin

The Marin County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday formally adopted a dress code policy targeting gang members at the upcoming County Fair. But some are concerned the policy could lead to racial profili … More »Marin Supervisors Approve County Fair Dress Code Aimed At Gang Members

The suspect who was fatally shot in a confrontation with two Alameda County sheriff’s deputies at a restaurant in Castro Valley on Friday night was a parolee at large from Oakland, authorities said Tu … More »Burger Joint Robber Shot Dead By Deputies In Castro Valley Was Wanted Parolee

Vallejo police have identified a suspect in a February homicide as 32-year-old William Cordoba and are seeking the public’s help in locating him. More »Police Seek Help In Finding Vallejo Homicide Suspect

Seven construction workers and one firefighter suffered minor injuries after a fire broke out at a building under construction at San Francisco General Hospital Tuesday morning, a fire department spokeswoman … More »8 Hurt In Elevator Shaft Fire At SF General Hospital Construction Site

A six-year old boy was mauled to death by a pit bull at a home in Union City Monday morning, according to Union City police. More »Pit Bull Mauls Child To Death In Union City

A motorcyclist was critically injured in a crash on southbound U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco Tuesday morning, a California Highway Patrol spokesman said. More »Motorcyclist Critically Hurt In Collision With Bus On Highway 101 In SF

The Colma Bay Area Rapid Transit station was shut down for more than two hours after a body was found on the tracks Tuesday Morning. More »Colma BART Station Reopens After Death On Tracks

The Concord Police Department began offering free anti-theft wheel-lock clubs Tuesday to its residents that own cars of specific makes. More »Concord PD Gives Out Wheel Locks To Deter Auto Theft

One person has died in a Sunnyvale house fire that broke out on Tuesday morning, authorities said. More »Body Found Inside Burned Out Sunnyvale Home

Cycling advocates, business owners and other San Francisco residents are raising objections to a proposal to move bicycle traffic off a portion of Market Street and onto Mission Street. More »Market To Mission Bike Plan In SF Prompts Objections From Neighbors

A woman was killed and two victims were injured in a shooting Monday evening in Vallejo, according to police. More »1 Killed, 2 Hurt In Vallejo Shooting

A woman was rescued by firefighters from a storm drain in Concord on Sunday after she climbed in and refused to come out, a county fire official said. More »Firefighters Pull Woman From Concord Storm Drain After She Refuses To Come Out

A registered nurse at Napa State Hospital was assaulted by a male patient at the facility Sunday night. KPIX 5 has learned a convicted sex offender was arrested in the case. More »Sex Offender Arrested After Attack On Napa State Hospital Nurse

San Francisco police hope someone recognizes the two young women seen carrying out a mugging on a San Francisco Muni light rail vehicle last week. More »Video Shows Teen Girls’ Attack On Elderly SF Muni Passenger