Alameda County Deputies Arrest Suspect Following Brief Gun Battle in San Lorenzo
A San Lorenzo man is in custody after allegedly firing on three Alameda County Sheriff's deputies responding to a report of domestic violence just after midnight.
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A San Lorenzo man is in custody after allegedly firing on three Alameda County Sheriff's deputies responding to a report of domestic violence just after midnight.
California will soon pay the health care bills for low-income people 50 and older who are living in the country illegally, part of an expansion of Medicaid that aims to inch the nation's most populous state toward Democrats' goal of making sure everyone has health insurance.
Tesla is recalling about 285,000 electric vehicles in China because the cruise-control function can be activated accidentally and cause cars to accelerate suddenly, creating a safety hazard, Chinese authorities said Saturday.
Firefighters battling the Willow Fire, burning in the treacherous terrain of the Los Padres National Forest wilderness, increased containment to 56 percent late Saturday with 2,877 acres having been charred by the blaze.
The slow recovery of San Francisco's rental market has accelerated in June with the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions and companies preparing to welcome workers back to office work.
A special Pentagon task force has released its long awaited report on a series of mysterious sightings of unidentified flying objects by Navy pilots and others.
With demand for COVID-19 vaccinations waning, San Francisco health officials shut down their City College mass vaccination site on Saturday.
As thousands celebrated Pride Weekend in San Francisco, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and others took time Saturday to mark the 6th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark marriage equality ruling.
The California Public Utilities Commission has approved suspending utility shutoffs for another three months as part of its efforts to address the significant utility debt that customers took on during the pandemic.
On the eve of the Bay Area's deadliest shooting, Annette Romo and her son are speaking out about the Valley Transportation Authority, the agency that employed her husband for more than 20 years.
San Mateo County Sheriff's investigators have broken up a major illegal fireworks distribution ring, serving a number of search warrants this week and seizing some 15,000 pounds of fireworks.
After a seemingly-endless pandemic it was once again time to play ball at Oracle Park in front of a packed house and, despite their team's loss, even A's fans were thrilled to be there.
A woman who eagerly sought to be a juror in the murder trial of Scott Peterson and who voted to sentence him to death committed misconduct by not disclosing she had been a crime victim, defense attorneys said Friday in their bid for a new trial.
City workers and thousands of others were angered by San Jose's refusal to offer pay raises in line with recent police pay hikes.
While the SF Pride parade down Market Street remains on hold until next year, a fully reopened San Francisco means this year's festivities will certainly be louder than last year's.
