More Americans than ever are repelled by rising home prices
"Opinions of the housing market are bleak," Gallup said in its analysis of recent poll numbers.
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"Opinions of the housing market are bleak," Gallup said in its analysis of recent poll numbers.
State park officials said Wednesday that Mount Diablo's North Gate Road will be closed from Friday through mid-September to rebuild and stabilize a section of road damaged by storms this winter.
Attorneys for convicted Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes filed a motion Wednesday asking a federal judge to set May 30 as the date on which she will have to surrender to federal prison authorities.
A 36-year-old suspect was in custody on weapons charges after an afternoon raid uncovered evidence of illegal firearms manufacturing at a rural Sonoma County home
Palo Alto police are looking for an unknown suspect they said ripped a pride flag off the side of a church, in what they are investigating as a hate crime.
Residents in Oakland's Trestle Glen neighborhood say for the most part they're used to dealing with property crime, but not violence like this.
It took a search and rescue team six hours to rescue the hikers, who were about four miles away from the trailhead.
Elon Musk has dismissed speculation that he might step down as Tesla's CEO.
Anti-abortion groups claim the FDA's green light of mifepristone forces them into situations where they must perform elective abortions.
Hours after Elizabeth Holmes was denied her latest bid to stay out of prison during an appeal, the convicted Theranos founder and CEO was ordered to pay $452 million in restitution to the victims of her crimes.
Hundreds of thousands of Bay Area residents with a criminal past are getting a chance to build a better future by expunging their criminal records.
A shoplifter who made off with several thousand dollars in merchandise from a San Ramon Target store was arrested Tuesday.
Fire departments across the Bay Area say the record-setting wet weather at the beginning of the year is not a reason to take it easy this fire season.
As warm weather continues in the Bay Area and throughout Northern California, the melting of the state's historic snowpack is ramping up.
The Santa Clara Valley Water District will spend the next year and a half installing levees and flood walls along Coyote Creek -- protections designed to prevent a recurrence of the catastrophic flooding from 2017.
