Study Reveals Explosive Growth In Screen Time By Toddlers
Toddlers are getting way too much screen time, according to research by the National Institutes of Health.
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Toddlers are getting way too much screen time, according to research by the National Institutes of Health.
A San Leandro man was sentenced on Friday to 50 years to life in state prison for fatally shooting a 14-year-old boy in Oakland in 2015 and shooting at a Hayward police officer a few hours later.
"Secret Santa" gift exchanges in the workplace causes anxiety for millennials who fear being viewed as "stingy" by their colleagues, a new report found.
Free agent pitcher Sam Dyson has been accused of domestic violence and is being investigated by Major League Baseball.
A man was arrested following a home invasion robbery in the middle of the night at a Palo Alto home Monday.
Opponents of a new navigation center for the homeless along San Francisco's Embarcadero have lost again in court.
When an autistic man couldn't find a job, he decided to create his own place to work and opened a coffee shop.
Veteran climber Emily Harrington was recovering Tuesday from a frightening fall from Yosemite National Park's famous El Capitan peak.
Officers arrested a 19-year-old University of San Francisco student on Sunday after the student allegedly sent threatening messages to two other students, police said.
The Mill Valley police and fire departments have responded to a chemical spill near the pool at Tamalpais High School Tuesday morning.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says a civilian aid worker from San Francisco was killed in a weekend attack on a U.N. vehicle in Afghanistan.
Supporters held a rally near San Francisco City Hall on Monday, backing Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer, who's facing a recall challenge.
The US Food and Drug Administration sent a warning to 15 companies, including a company in the East Bay, that have illegally sold cannabidiol products, better known as CBD, by adding it to food or marketing it as a dietary supplement.
Tensions continue to rise between Google and its employees.
A Kentucky mother of seven who suffered an "internal decapitation" while riding her motorcycle recently met with the people who saved her life.
