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The district attorneys of San Francisco and Los Angeles have filed a joint lawsuit against a law firm that has filed thousands of lawsuits against small businesses alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Police in San Mateo are warning residents in the hills about a pair of mountain lions that have made multiple appearances over the last few days.
An intense search for a missing Mill Valley woman has ended with the grim discovery of her body inside her car in a heavily wooded area of Kentfield.
Danville Police were asking for the public's help locating Timothy Clack, 73, who was last seen in the San Ramon area near Bollinger Canyon Road and Alcosta Boulevard at approximately 3 p.m. on Monday.
President Joe Biden on Monday took aim at ghost guns, the privately made firearms without serial numbers that are increasingly cropping up in violent crimes.
A Sacramento County man has pleaded guilty to a scheme involving selling nearly 1,000 stolen Apple MacBook laptop computers, federal prosecutors said.
Gusty winds were causing problems across the Bay Area Monday afternoon with downed trees and power lines along the Peninsula.
Dozens rallied in San Francisco on Monday to protest the city's redistricting plan based on the latest census, which they say will leave out certain communities.
As prices continue to rise, many people are having a tough time just putting food on the table. Inflation is also putting a strain on local food banks at a time when they may be most needed.
A goose population boom is creating a messy situation at Central Park in Santa Clara.
Two days after a massive fire on the Benicia waterfront, there's still no official word on just how bad the destruction was, and what it might mean for gas prices.
Firefighters on Monday continued to monitor the smoldering and smoky ruins of a Home Depot store in South San Jose gutted by a massive fire Saturday night.
Prosecutors say a former contract manager for California's transportation agency pleaded guilty Monday in what they called an ongoing investigation into a bid rigging and bribery scam involving millions of dollars worth of contracts.
The Sonoma County sheriff's office Monday said after a 2-year-old girl was reportedly kidnapped Monday, deputies located the child and her mother hours later.
Farms that rely on irrigation from a depleted, federally managed lake on the California-Oregon border, along with a Native American tribe fighting to protect fragile salmon, will both receive greatly reduced amounts of water again this summer as a historic drought and record-low reservoir levels drag on in the U.S. West.
