Hundreds of people marched Saturday in the East Bay against ICE and Flock cameras. In Concord, the march was called "Love your neighbor." In Oakland, it was called "No Love for ICE. No love for Flock." Here's a look at both.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned by the Kremlin with a rare and lethal toxin found in the skin of poison dart frogs, five European countries said.

Although San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan is well-known in Northern California, that's not the case in Southern California.

Valentine's Day was a not-so-sweet treat for one of San Francisco's iconic chocolate makers. Employees picketed all day Saturday at Ghirardelli's longtime ice cream and chocolate shop at Ghirardelli Square.

A Santa Clara County judge declared a mistrial Friday in the case of five current and former Stanford University students charged with felonies after barricading themselves inside the president's and provost's offices amid pro-Palestinian protests in 2024.

The Underground Railroad was a secret pathway to freedom for enslaved people escaping north, through woods, tunnels, private homes, under floorboards, inside churches and even hidden beneath wagons.

"This proposal isn't just bad policy -- it's a reckless disregard of basic science and the health of every American." The Trump Administration made a major move to dismantle U.S. regulations that address climate change, prompting strong reactions from California health and political leaders.

Lifetouch, one of the most prominent school photography companies in the country, is facing district investigations and canceled school photo days over Jeffrey Epstein files rumors. Here's what parents and students should know.

A new play from Teatro Vision premieres in San Jose. It was written by Santa Clara County poet laureate Yosimar Reyes about his immigrant neighbors who face the threat of deportation.

Department of State has stood behind the practice of third country deportations and defended it as a part of Trump's campaign to end illegal immigration.