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A Bay Area baby is alive and expected to live a normal life after doctors initially gave him little chance to survive and even told his mother it would be better to have an abortion.
As the Bay Area is on track to meet last year's record of 11 Spare the Air days in a row, neighbors are complaining more than last year about alleged wood burning offenders.
San Francisco police are on the hunt for a man dubbed the "botox bandit" after he walked out without paying for plastic surgery treatments.
To the surprise of even health officials, it turns out that most deaths from drinking too much involve middle-aged adults—not teens or college kids.
California's quasi-legal medical marijuana market can be hard to negotiate for the newbie. Two San Francisco 20-somethings have started a company that delivers hand-selected marijuana to customers each month.
Another Winter Spare the Air alert has been issued for Tuesday, the fifth day in a row that wood burning will be banned in the Bay Area.
The warning follows the Wednesday closure of the Drake's Bay Oyster Co., which agreed in October to shut down following a long legal battle with the U.S. Interior Department over the loss of its lease.
A Newark man blew several of his fingers off with a firecracker early on New Year's Day.
If it's only your head that's ringing in the new year after indulging in a little too much New Year's Eve fun Wednesday night, you might be in need of some help feeling better.
California Pacific Medical Center officials said Thursday a baby girl who appears to be the first child born in the Bay Area in 2015 has been named Fiona Liang.
From too few doctors, to state regulators who weren't enforcing the law, the set backs and successes of the state's health care exchange have been the topic of many ConsumerWatch reports this year. Now, the new laws in the New Year could fix some of the most significant issues facing Covered California. Julie Watts reports.
A Fresno mother returned home Saturday for the first time in over nine months since she fell into a coma while pregnant with her son.
Winter Spare the Air alerts have been issued for Sunday and Monday, Bay Area Air Quality Management District officials announced Saturday.
San Franciscans this month have experienced a significant increase in the number of cases of shigellosis, an intestinal bacterial disease, city Department of Public Health officials said on Friday.
A Missouri firm is recalling its Happy Apple brand caramel apples because of the potential that they could be contaminated with listeria.
