7 Beaches Closed After Millions Of Gallons Of Sewage Spill Into Monterey Bay
Nearly 5 million gallons of sewage spilled into the Monterey Bay forcing several popular beaches to close.
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Nearly 5 million gallons of sewage spilled into the Monterey Bay forcing several popular beaches to close.
Young women see the ads on their Facebook feeds, in a college newspaper, even posted on Craig's List. They read: "Donate your eggs," Help a family" and "Make some money."
A psychiatric hospital housing mostly sexually violent predators has been locked down after a weekend protest.
Officials say an outbreak of norovirus at McKinley Elementary in San Francisco has caused at least 57 people, 53 students and four teachers, to be sick.
KPIX 5's Andria Borba shows you a new food movement that meat-loving, would-be vegans say is easy to swallow.
A popular wrist-worn device to help women get pregnant is gaining fame as a sort of "Fitbit for fertility."
The flu has hit California so hard this year, pharmacies have run out of medicine to treat it, emergency rooms are packed and the death toll is rising.
In S.F., sales of recreational marijuana began at 9 a.m. Saturday. Six dispensaries in the city confirmed that they're selling recreational weed and all received their state licenses to sell on Friday. Other shops are expected to get approval soon.
Hospitals in the South Bay are limiting visitors as they deal with a winter outbreak of flu.
A revolutionary way for human beings to reproduce appears inevitable, and the future may be closer than any of us can imagine.
A special dog at San Francisco International Airport smells trouble wherever it's hidden, protecting California's $54 billion a year agricultural industry in the process.
There's an increased risk of dying from heart disease if you drink frequently -- especially if you are in the lowest socioeconomic class, according to a study published Tuesday in the journal PLOS Medicine.
The East Bay Regional Park District is warning Bay Area residents not to collect or consume mushrooms in East Bay parks.
San Francisco officials announced a campaign aimed at informing young people about the changes in the law and the potential legal and health risks of cannabis use.
An investigation into the Food and Drug Administration found some recalled foods aren't immediately pulled from store shelves, leaving the public at serious risk.
