Cooped-Up Coronavirus Shelterers Clear Out Pet Shelter At Pleasanton Valley Humane Society
Things can get a little lonely during three months of isolation from friends. So a lot of people are looking to adopt a friend - the four-legged kind.
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Things can get a little lonely during three months of isolation from friends. So a lot of people are looking to adopt a friend - the four-legged kind.
The sister of a federal security guard who was ambushed in a hail of bullets during a night of intense protests and unrest in Oakland, gave an emotional testimony before Congress, on Wednesday.
Hundreds flocked to Marin County's Stinson Beach Wednesday as temperatures soared into the low 80s under clear skies.
A tweet by the San Francisco Police Officers Association taking aim at the city's transit agency for declaring it would not transport police officers to protests of police violence is the latest salvo in an ongoing debate over the practice.
Health officials in Sonoma County announced Wednesday that tasting rooms for wineries and breweries in the county will be able to operate again without a requirement to serve food at the same time starting Friday.
The Judicial Council of California on Wednesday voted to end the COVID-19 emergency zero bail schedule in addition to other measures as California continues its phased re-opening.
Even before Governor Newsom promised state funds to help undocumented workers through the pandemic, hundreds of San Francisco educators pledged part of their federal stimulus checks.
A prototype of a newly designed fare gate that deters gate jumpers was unveiled at the Richmond BART Station on Wednesday.
A woman shot in San Francisco's Hunters Point neighborhood late Monday night succumbed to her injuries on Tuesday, police said.
Ford is recalling about 2.5 million vehicles in the U.S., Canada and elsewhere because of a nagging door latch problem and a brake fluid leak.
The Casa Grande High School and Arizona State product is expected to be selected first overall by the Detroit Tigers tonight.
Santa Cruz County prosecutors announced Tuesday a 20-year prison sentence for a man convicted for fatally striking a woman in an alleyway after he had been drinking at a downtown Santa Cruz bar last year.
The owner of the popular Musée Mécanique arcade and gaming museum at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf is trying to raise $250,000 to keep the business afloat amid its long-term closure because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sexual assault survivors of a South Bay swim coach currently serving 40 years behind bars are claiming USA Swimming didn't do enough to protect them during the 1980s.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority and city supervisors on Tuesday announced a suspension of fare increases for the next two years.
