San Francisco Accepts $400,000 To Settle Nevada Patient-Dumping Lawsuit
San Francisco supervisors have accepted a $400,000 payment from Nevada to settle allegations that psychiatric patients were wrongly shipped to California upon discharge.
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San Francisco supervisors have accepted a $400,000 payment from Nevada to settle allegations that psychiatric patients were wrongly shipped to California upon discharge.
Are you planning to give candy on Halloween? If you live in California, a new survey suggests offering up Life Savers if you want your house to be the most popular among trick-or-treaters.
The U.S. Geological Survey reports that in the last two weeks more than 400 small earthquakes have hit a city east of San Francisco.
A drone struck utility lines in West Hollywood, leaving some Southern California Edison customers without power for hours.
The police department in the town of 10,000 people was looking for a versatile tool that would limit injuries to officers and the people they detained.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district court decision finding prosecutors were substantially motivated by race when they rejected the only prospective African American juror.
Novato police said a hazardous material crew responded to the Harvest Market at about 5 p.m. Sunday to clean up the mess, which prompted the store to close earlier than usual.
Investigators cited numerous missteps, including an improperly installed filter cover three days before the crash that allowed the transmission to dump its oil during the flight.
Two Texas men accused of a killing a Northern California man last week have been arrested while authorities continue their search for a third.
Rescuers have helped free a humpback whale that got tangled in a lobster trap line off the coast of San Diego.
A Ferrari burst into flames at an east bay gas station then drove away with no one inside.
A Sonoma County restoration project aims to make 1,000 acres of farmland a tidal marsh basin over the next 25 years.
According to the California Highway Patrol, a 2012 Nissan Maxima and a 2012 Mercedes collided for unknown reasons on State Route 120.
A newspaper analysis concludes California's ambitious Los-Angeles-to-San-Francisco high-speed rail project will likely miss its 2022 deadline and go over its $68 billion budget.
When officers got there, the driver of the car was already dead. The passenger was rushed to a hospital with multiple gunshot wounds.
