Each Oscar statuette represents months of craftsmanship, beginning their journey at Urban Art Projects in Rock Tavern, New York.

From San Jose to Oakland, long security lines were showing no signs of abating at airports as TSA agents struggled to keep up as they went without regular paychecks amid the partial government shutdown. Is privatization the cure for shutdown chaos?

A judge ordered the release of the man accused of attacking Mayor Daniel Lurie's security detail after viewing now-viral videos and saying he was the one who was "violently attacked." His attorney is asking for charges to be dropped.

Since 1929, it's been a symbol of the best in film, and for the better part of the last decade, Hollywood's highest honor has been made exclusively in New York.

The overhaul driven by Google's Gemini technology will introduce two AI features into a digital mapping service used by more than 2 billion people worldwide.

The city of Oakland has cycled through 11 police chiefs in 15 years and seeks to find stability in filling the role permanently. The search officially kicked off Wednesday night with the first of six resident input meetings.

We are remembering a beloved member of our ABC7 family, Jerry Sandy, who passed away unexpectedly this week.

A girl who was kidnapped from Los Angeles County in 2020 when she was just 5 years old has been found safe in North Carolina.

Long admired by locals but often overshadowed by the Golden Gate Bridge, the western span of the bridge has rarely been celebrated beyond the Bay Area. That began to change several years ago, when artist Ben Davis reimagined the bridge as a massive canvas of light.

From illegal San Francisco laws such as selling used underwear to be used as a wiping rag, to carrying bread or pastries in an exposed container or basket, Supervisor Alan Wong has launched a contest to "weed" out the "dumb" laws in the city. Here's how you can enter.