Police Identify Officers Who Shot Homeless Man In San Francisco
San Francisco police have identified the two officers who fatally shot a homeless man who police said charged at them with a knife.
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San Francisco police have identified the two officers who fatally shot a homeless man who police said charged at them with a knife.
Multiple Agencies continue to search for a missing teenager who went swimming at the American River Confluence near Auburn.
The Southern California Gas Co. says a new natural gas and oil leak occurred in the area where a leak spewed massive amounts of gas into the air for nearly four months and drove thousands of people out of their homes.
Rescuers are searching for two teenage boys who were swept out to sea while playing in the surf at San Francisco's Ocean Beach.
The California farm labor board has upheld a court ruling that one of the nation's largest fruit growers interfered as employees were deciding whether to reject union representation.
With a statewide teacher shortage, and competition from other districts for teaching candidates, San Juan Unified Schools held it's first Teacher Job Fair in over a decade on Saturday.
Multiple Agencies including CalFire and a Dive Team are searching for a missing swimmer at the American River Confluence near Auburn.
Westbound 50 Traffic was close to a standstill early Saturday Afternoon after several fires were reported along the shoulder of the freeway near the Stockton Boulevard Exit.
President Barack Obama has teamed with reigning NBA MVP Stephen Curry on a public service announcement calling for Americans to mentor youth in their community to make a positive impact.
Southern California-based Sport Chalet says it has begun closing all its stores and has stopped selling merchandise online.
Officials say a suspicious wildfire at Dillon Beach in Marin County burned five acres near homes and a popular campground before firefighters contained it.
A $58 million plan to equip nearly every Los Angeles police officer with body cameras by the end of the year has been delayed by concerns over the cost.
If Bernie Sanders can pull off an upset in California, it will be a story that got its start on Hollywood Boulevard.
The University of California, Berkeley's second-highest ranking administrator — who had faced criticism for allegedly being too lenient on a fellow administrator accused of sexual harassment — resigned from his post, citing personal reasons.
They won't all be parking at the arena, as the Sacramento Kings and arena officials are counting on street parking and structures.
