California increasing awards in medical malpractice cases
People who get hurt because of a doctor's negligence in California could soon get a lot more money in malpractice lawsuits under an agreement reached Wednesday.
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People who get hurt because of a doctor's negligence in California could soon get a lot more money in malpractice lawsuits under an agreement reached Wednesday.
Santa Cruz and Santa Clara counties will receive a combined $23 million to convert hotels into permanent housing units for homeless residents, the governor's office announced Wednesday.
A vehicle theft suspect was in custody Thursday after his frantic efforts to elude arrest left a path of destruction and injury in his wake in San Francisco.
The San Francisco Sierra Club joined one of two groups suing the U.S. Postal Service to stop the purchase of thousands of gas-powered trucks in the hopes of pushing the agency to modernize its fleet with electric vehicles.
A Terra Linda High School teacher was removed from her classroom Wednesday and arrested on public intoxication and child endangerment charges.
A U.S. attorney announced fraud charges this week for two partners in a San Francisco investment firm for their alleged role in a nearly $1 million fraud scheme involving cryptocurrency.
Questions swirl around Elon Musk's future plans for Twitter as the San Francisco-based social media giant reports positive quarterly results
A Santa Rosa couple has been arrested after a police raid of their home uncovered a cache of illegal ghost guns and and weapons manufacturing equipment
With his Hall of Fame father watching from the stands, Gary Payton II stepped up Wednesday night, scoring 15 points off the bench to lift the Golden State Warriors to a 102-98 NBA playoff series clinching victory over the Denver Nuggets.
A federal judge is set to ease decades of federal oversight of the Oakland Police Department.
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search Wednesday night for a missing man and his son who were on their fishing boat in Humboldt Bay a day earlier.
A group of business owners in San Francisco is taking a new approach to fighting crime in their neighborhoods.
The Oakland Police Department will soon have federal oversight over police sharply reduced.
At the headquarters of Ubiquitous Energy in Redwood City, the familiar black solar panels on the roof are pretty obvious. But the lights in the company conference room are being powered by the windows, which are also acting as solar collectors.
After being fenced off for 80 years, the site of the former Francisco Reservoir on San Francisco's Russian Hill is now open to the public as the city's newest park.
