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Golden Globe-winning actress Felicity Huffman reported to the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin Tuesday to begin serving her 14-day sentence for her role in the college admission scandal
Flight attendants at Air Canada will no longer greet passengers as "ladies and gentlemen" or "mesdames et messieurs" as they switch "to remove specific references to gender."
Inside The NFL analyst Phil Simms discusses the San Francisco 49ers defense, the team's 5-0 start, and why he believes it is sustainable.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's Board of Directors will vote on Tuesday on the city's Better Market Street Project, which would prohibit most vehicles from driving on Market Street in the city's downtown area.
The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office has identified a woman who was killed when her parked car was struck by an alleged drunk driver early Monday morning in Santa Rosa as 50-year-old Kellie Nora Michelle.
Police are investigating whether alcohol was a factor in a multi-vehicle injury collision near San Francisco's Alamo Square on Sunday night.
Physical or mental stress during pregnancy may determine the baby's gender, according to a study published Monday.
North Bay residents will soon have more travel options that won't involve heading down to the major airports in San Francisco or Oakland.
Google unveiled a new Pixel smartphone and other hardware devices Tuesday, all aimed at getting people even more dependent on its artificial-intelligence services.
A fight to open up a pristine stretch of California coastline is finally over.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill that would have stopped the release of California jail inmates during early morning hours.
It's a core belief for Stanford Children's Health's Kelly Johnson
A Phoenix homeowner renting out his studio on Airbnb says one of his guests trashed his place and left behind a packet of heroin that his toddler nearly swallowed.
Just days before the 30th anniversary of the Loma Preita earthquake, a 4.5 magnitude temblor and more than two dozen aftershocks early Tuesday brought back memories for many of that deadly and destructive 1989 October afternoon.
More companies will be rolling out electric scooters on San Francisco streets starting Tuesday, with the expanision of the city's e-scooter pilot program.
