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A 35-year-old Antioch man has been arrested for allegedly breaking into a Pittsburg home and gunning down a father of six as he attempted to protect his children.
The author of a sweeping new California labor law said Thursday that she intends to ease its restrictions on freelance journalists and others.
Oakland police sought the public's help Friday as they try to solve the mystery of who gunned down Edward Childress and Larry D. Lovette in pair of January 2013 fatal shootings.
Wages for employees of private firms in the Bay Area were up an average of 3.2 percent between December 2018 and December 2019, U.S. labor officials said.
Researchers at UC Santa Cruz announced Friday afternoon that scientists have released the complete genome of the deadly coronavirus on the school's Genome Browser.
The California Highway Patrol is investigating what appears to be a single-vehicle crash that left one person dead Friday morning south of Pleasanton.
Gabe Kapler knew right away when he was named San Francisco's new manager in November about the pressure he would feel taking over as leader of a franchise that has had so many good ones in recent memory.
Police in Daly City are investigating a commercial theft that occurred last week at a Victoria's Secret store.
Donald Trump's impeachment ended with a reminder of why House Speaker Nancy Pelosi resisted the idea for so long — an acquittal everyone saw coming, followed by a bombastic presidential victory lap and a bump in his poll numbers just as the 2020 campaign officially began.
A string of home invasion robberies in Pleasant Hill has residents who live in the community along the I-680 corridor on edge.
A family-owned business in Sonoma County is making headlines around the world for being the first zero waste certified creamery ever.
A major European technology trade fair has a low-tech idea for reducing virus risks: go hands-free.
San Jose detectives were investigating the city's fourth homicide of the year after wounded man showed up early Friday at the Regional Medical Center and died of his injuries, authorities said.
Two musicians who have established themselves as both creative and life partners bring their new duo CUP to San Francisco Sunday when guitarist Nels Cline and keyboardist Yuka C. Honda play the Swedish American Hall.
Here's a rundown on what you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
