A federal judge in San Francisco issued a preliminary injunction Wednesday blocking ICE from re-detaining a 66-year-old nanny from Russia, who immigration agents first arrested outside her employer’s…
Read more Judge blocks ICE from re-detaining 66-year-old SF nanny without bond hearingFormer employees of Lane Fertility clinic say its founder, Dr. Danielle Lane, failed to pay them thousands of dollars in wages and expenses–adding to a growing number of…
Read more Former employees join egg donors in mounting nonpayment legal complaints against fertility doctorTourism in San Francisco still hasn’t fully recovered since the onset of the pandemic more than five years ago, but declining crime rates could help revitalize the city’s…
Read more San Francisco’s most violent crimes on the declineSources told NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit that despite recent successes in solving cold cases, the Oakland Police Department Cold Case Unit is on life support. With only…
Read more Oakland Police Cold Case Unit may be eliminated by the end of the yearThe man now held in the fatal shooting of Laney College athletic director John Beam allegedly confessed to homicide investigators and acknowledged owning the gun seized from a…
Read more John Beam shooting suspect confessed to authorities, affidavit saysThe City of Fairfield has agreed to pay more than $1.7 million to settle a gender discrimination and harassment lawsuit brought by Battalion Chief Jessica Fleshman, the first…
Read more Fairfield’s first female battalion chief settles $1.7 Million lawsuit against cityAfter going through the arduous and sometimes painful process of donating their eggs to a Bay Area fertility clinic, a growing number of women allege they were paid…
Read more Bay Area fertility clinic accused of failing to pay donorsA winery contract worker told fire investigators that he put water on the ashes he discarded not long before the Pickett Fire broke out, according to the spokesman…
Read more Vineyard worker says he doused fireplace ashes tied to Pickett FireSan Francisco’s office market is looking emptier than ever before. New data from real estate firm CBRE shows last quarter’s vacancy rate of 36.6% moved up to a…
Read more San Francisco’s record high vacancy rate, showing signs of stabilizationAntioch Unified School District Director of Maintenance, Operations and Facilities Kenneth (Ken) Turnage has been placed on administrative leave following an NBC Bay Area investigation into employee bullying…
Read more Antioch school supervisor placed on leave after NBC Bay Area worker bullying reportThe skyrocketing popularity of weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro is making it nearly impossible for some diabetes patients to access their prescriptions, according to one of…
Read more Ozempic, Mounjaro negative impacts: Rx shortages and black marketJames Durgin, whose complicated and controversial life was chronicled in NBC Bay Area’s streaming series ‘Saving San Francisco,’ is scheduled to be released from jail Saturday. Durgin, who…
Read more James Durgin of ‘Saving San Francisco’ could face more time behind bars even after upcoming releaseLong hailed as an impossibility, harnessing nuclear fusion to power homes, businesses, cars, and even airplanes is now widely viewed by scientists and engineers as a very real…
Read more Tech companies aim to harness nuclear fusion in ways never been done beforeThe Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) is starting to take first steps to properly retire 95 paratransit cars and vans after a Jan. 7 news report by…
Read more VTA prepares abandoned fleet for auction to recover taxpayer dollars after NBC Bay Area investigation
