Bay Area Leaders Strive To Protect Speech, Prevent Violence
In the San Francisco area, protesters this weekend will face more restrictions and beefed-up police powers than in the past.
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In the San Francisco area, protesters this weekend will face more restrictions and beefed-up police powers than in the past.
U.S. border officials confiscated a Bengal tiger cub after inspecting a car heading from Mexico to California, federal authorities said Friday.
California could take a giant step closer to resuming executions when the state Supreme Court issues a highly anticipated ruling.
Authorities say two sisters reported missing after an eclipse festival in central Oregon have checked in with their parents.
San Francisco 49ers assistant coach Katie Sowers is the league's second female coach -- and now the first openly-gay coach.
But there would be changes to a "handful," the Interior Secretary said.
A transgender prison guard is suing California, saying prison officials have discriminated against her and subjected her to a hostile work environment ever since she transitioned.
California authorities say more than 30 people were displaced and eight dogs were killed when fire tore through a residential motel in Bakersfield.
Authorities say a man suspected of sucker-punching a demonstrator during a weekend rally in Southern California was arrested as he tried to buy a bus ticket out of town.
The fire has been contained and air quality conditions should continue to slowly improve throughout the rest of the week.
Security cameras are monitored constantly on a live feed and Regional Transit agents can speak directly to people at the stations who may be violating rules by smoking, drinking or loitering.
A month after a sad, strange accident killed her 14-year-old sister, Obdulia Sanchez has reached out to our Fresno sister station KGPE to tell her version of events.
Experts say, you have about a one in a million chance of getting struck by lightning, but hiking on a mountain top during an electrical storm increases those odds exponentially.
The five million dollar boost in annual funding will go in large part to adding more park rangers in an effort to push the hundreds of homeless out of the parkway.
Supporters of bail reform say the current system punishes poor people for being poor, including those who have only committed low level offenses. Opponents worry the new bill could pave the way for more crime.
