Surging Stock Market Reflects 'Very Bright Outlook' For Economy, Finance Prof Says
The stock market has enjoyed a historic rise, despite the pandemic and political upheaval, and looks poised to continue growing through 2021 and beyond.
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The stock market has enjoyed a historic rise, despite the pandemic and political upheaval, and looks poised to continue growing through 2021 and beyond.
A wanted felon, discovered sleeping in a vehicle early Tuesday, was captured after he rammed two Sunnyvale patrol cars and then led police on a pursuit through the streets of Santa Clara.
There was some hopeful news Tuesday from Alameda County's health officer -- COVID-19 case rates rose after the holidays but may be stabilizing.
Three public transit agencies in Sonoma County announced Tuesday that they will resume collecting fares on Feb. 1 after suspending them last March because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Despite assurances from California's Employment Development Department (EDD) and Bank of America that they are working together to fight fraud, emails between EDD and Bank of America obtained by KPIX 5 show the two are not on the same page.
TikTok is making changes to its app to make it safer for younger users.
With a surge in coronavirus cases, the information you need to know is coming fast and furious. Here's a roundup of the COVID stories we've published over the last 24 hours.
A man photographed sitting in Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the violent siege of the U.S. Capitol by President Donald Trump's supporters now faces 11 years in prison, after a weapons charge was filed.
In the wild, male orangutans are not involved with their offspring, and zoo officials say this is an "extremely rare situation."
The still surging COVID-19 pandemic has forced Caltrain to cancel Monday's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration train.
Members of a Pleasant Hill family on an evening walk were left with bruises and welts after being targeted in a paintball gun attack, authorities said.
Thirty UCSF health care professionals - from infectious disease experts to adolescent health specialists - are calling for a reopening of California schools as early as February 1.
An art display at a Twin Cities hospital is boosting spirits during difficult days.
A San Francisco non-profit foundation that provides service dogs to veterans is facing allegations of fraud. The organization's founder is accused of taking advantage of dog lovers and their desire to help veterans.
When do you get your two doses of COVID-19 vaccine in San Francisco, where and how do you sign up, asks District 6 Supervisor Matt Haney because he and his constituents are getting the runaround.
