San Jose is doubling down on traffic safety, and red light runners and speeding drivers need to pump the brakes if they don't want to pay hundreds of dollars.

AB 289 wants to place 75 mobile speed cameras in active highway construction zones across the state. Assemblymember Matt Haney, a former San Francisco Supervisor, says the bill draws on the city's new ...

The family of an Oakland school employee killed by a suspect fleeing from the California Highway Patrol last week said Monday he saved his girlfriend's life that day.

What began as a traffic stop ultimately turned ... scared and angry’: East Bay murder case falls apart, dismissed in plea deal Bay Area homeless encampment ‘sweeps up’ as opposed to being ...

They installed 2 Flock cameras at the main entrances to the neighborhood ... don't seem to be following through," he said. CBS News Bay Area reached out to the mayor's office and the police ...

About 25 minutes later, the vehicle was flagged by a Flock camera in Fairfield ... Jose Fabian is a web producer for CBS Bay Area where he reports on local crime, politics and breaking news.

What began as a traffic stop ultimately turned into a drug ... still no answers for Bay Area teen kidnapped on her way to school Monterey County man sentenced to 38 years for deadly shooting ...

The use of traffic camera ... speed or red-light cameras. There are also safety cameras, like the Caltrans Pilot Program, which installed nearly 200 cameras in the Bay Area to improve safety.

The City of Orinda currently has those seven LPR cameras placed at major thoroughfares and freeway exits ... Residents say the two cameras can cover an area of 200 homes. Evan Dreyer is one ...

A meandering street in the picturesque town of Harlech was crowned by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s ...

There’s no doubt that safety is always a concern when choosing where to travel next. After all, whether you’re traveling or relocating – the last thing you want to worry about is constantly looking ...

A proposed contract with Flock Group Inc. would add three more AI-powered license plate readers on Milwaukee's south side.