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PG&E announced Tuesday that it will credit customers affected by the Oct. 9 Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). This move comes after Governor Gavin Newsom requested action from the company because of its poor handling of the shutoff that affected 738 residential and business customers, or over 1 million people.
A San Francisco man tried to call out Facebook's controversial false ads policy by running false ads of his own.
A high wind advisory was cancelled for the North Bay hills early Wednesday, a hopeful sign that the nearly 5,000 firefighters battling the Kincade Fire can gain an even stronger foothold on the blaze that has grown to 76,825 acres and destroyed 94 homes.
Some of the country's largest ride-sharing companies plan to ask California voters to guarantee that their drivers are independent contractors instead of employees.
The NCAA Board of Governors on Tuesday voted unanimously to allow student-athletes to be paid for the use of their name, image and likeness once its three divisions decide on rules for such opportunities.
California's wildfires have forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes as firefighters battle historically dire conditions.
California's Public Utilities Commission announced Monday it is launching a formal investigation into investor-owned utilities shutting off power during wildfire weather.
A moderate earthquake shook the inland Central Coast on Tuesday morning.
California's firefighting agency recorded more than 300 wildfires in just 24 hours as winds whipped the state over the weekend.
Michaels is recalling 14,000 tassel keychain phone chargers after two of them overheated and caught fire.
"S.O.S" spelled out with rocks saved a woman missing in a national park for days, according to a release from the National Park Service.
John Cena is playing a firefighter in a new movie and wants to help some real-life first responders.
As many residents across the Golden State are impacted by raging wildfires and long-lasting power outages, Governor Newsom launched a resource website Monday.
Pacific Gas & Electric says it failed to notify 23,000 customers, including 500 with medical conditions, before shutting off their power to prevent wildfires earlier this month.
The Pacific Gas & Electric Co. utility says its power lines may have started two wildfires over the weekend in the San Francisco Bay Area.
