President Donald Trump delivered a major endorsement in the California governor's race that could shake things up.

A massive showing of support is expected Monday at San Mateo City Hall as the community calls for action in the wake of a family that was struck by a pickup truck at a crosswalk, which sent the father to the ICU.

On Easter Sunday, a new upward trend is showing: a younger crowd is being drawn to the Catholic Church. Some Bay Area parishes say it's true -- more men in their 20s and 30s are filling the pews.

"Beverly Hills, 90210" star Tori Spelling was involved in a two-vehicle crash in Temecula, California, officials briefed on the incident told ABC News.

There is an effort to keep kids safe. More than 100 young people showed up for a highly organized bike ride in Hayward on Saturday. Organizers hope this deters violence in their local cycling community.

A long-promised public meeting room next to a new affordable housing development in San Francisco's Outer Sunset remains locked more than a year after the project was completed, frustrating neighborhood residents who say access was never supposed to depend on outside conditions.

A frightening coyote attack caught on video in Southern California is drawing fresh attention in the Bay Area, where officials are also warning the public to stay cautious during coyote pupping season. The video, recorded in Los Angeles County this past week, shows a 4-year-old boy being attacked and pulled to the ground by a coyote while standing in his grandmother's driveway.

We have two eaglets! Two eggs belonging to Big Bear eagles Jackie and Shadow have finally hatched.

This week, Alameda County will vote on a resolution to prevent the former Dublin women's prison from becoming an ICE detention facility. It comes a year after the Dublin City Council passed a resolution seeking to do the same.

In a partnership with more than 20 other states, California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit Friday arguing that President Donald Trump's executive order affecting mail-in voting is unconstitutional. It marks California's 66th lawsuit against the White House, according to Bonta's office.