A state-funded program aimed at improving high school students’ mental health is showing positive early results. KALW’s Julia Haney reports.

After a historic strike, United Teachers of Richmond voted to approve their new contract.

A San Jose safe parking program for the local homeless on Valley Transportation Authority, or VTA, property is in violation for operating without proper approvals.

Heavy rains are expected to continue to pound the Bay Area at least until tomorrow and possibly Wednesday, bringing with them the threat of additional flooding.

The town that the U.S. Navy built then fractured when the base closed in 1996 – Vallejo -- is about to be hit again with job and industry loss as the dry dock at the West Coast's oldest shipyard facility announced it will be shuttering operations on Mare Island.

Oakland city officials issued a call Tuesday for 500 volunteers for the 2026 Point-In-Time Count on January 22.

San Francisco’s public transportation system is preparing to meet the demand prompted by tonight’s New Year's celebrations.

Bay Area residents can expect a wet welcome to 2026, as forecasts call for showers to continue through the end of the week.

A Spare the Air Alert has been issued for the Bay Area, the third such alert issued so far this winter.

A new law that will prohibit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers from concealing their faces with masks goes into effect January 1, while a Trump administration lawsuit to stop it is pending.