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A working mom in the South Bay took an unusual path to getting her high school diploma, a road that was over four decades in the making.
Homicide detectives were investigating a fatal Tuesday night stabbing on San Francisco's Market Street near Duboce Avenue.
Laguna Honda Hospital in San Francisco, a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center serving hundreds of low-income patients, will remain open through most of next year thanks a new deal that secured additional federal funding, the city attorney announced Wednesday.
You've heard about brain fog, fatigue and headache as symptoms of long COVID. Now, a new UCSF study reveals the condition can also be derailing your exercise routine.
Every day, 22 American military veterans die by suicide, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs estimates. This week's Jefferson Award winner brings comfort to their families.
The City of Los Altos has granted design approval and a conditional use permit for its first 100% affordable housing development.
A man died after being shot in downtown Oakland Wednesday morning, according to Oakland police.
He said he heard of no plan to enter the Capitol.
A 52-year-old man suspected in the fatal stabbing of another man last August in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood was recently arrested, police said Wednesday.
Martinez had resigned as president of the council on Monday.
Contra Costa Health Services continues to advise Crockett residents to protect their health due to elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide coming from the Crockett Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Police officers all over San Francisco Bay Area scrambled to multiple reports of shootings at school campuses Wednesday morning, only to find that the calls were hoaxes.
The wide receiver pushed a photographer while walking off the field following a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night.
It's been almost a month since Hurricane Fiona hit Puerto Rico but the challenges are ongoing, including power outages. A nonprofit organization in the Bay Area helping get aid to the island.
The Connecticut jury found Jones liable for a total of $965 million, with amounts reaching as high as $120 million for a single person.
