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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently admitted to employees that the prospect of an Elizabeth Warren presidency could "suck" for the company, according to leaked audio.
With overdoses related to fentanyl on the rise in San Francisco, the city will begin implementing a new program at Single Room Occupancy hotels.
California will be without starting quarterback Chase Garbers indefinitely because of an apparent shoulder injury he suffered in Friday's loss to Arizona State.
A North Carolina high school football player who paused to honor the national anthem is receiving worldwide praise for something he felt was simply "the right thing to do."
Sen. Kamala Harris said on Monday that President Donald Trump's Twitter account should be suspended following his tweets about the whistleblower.
Sonja Trauss, a self-proclaimed "YIMBY," has a plan to help solve the housing crisis: she's suing the suburbs.
On Tuesday, DOSA in the Mission, a neighborhood favorite and the original of the South Indian restaurant chain, will be gone.
The Gilroy High School football team is under investigation for a possible assault before last Friday's home game, Gilroy police said Monday.
Amid the recent vaping health headlines and a leadership shakeup, San Francisco-based Juul Labs announced it will cease active support of Proposition C, the measure to overturn the city's e-cigarette ban.
A shortage of off-campus housing at Santa Clara University caused dozens of students to camp out for the last four nights to secure a place to live for next fall.
The pilot who crash-landed a plane on Highway 99 in Modesto last week and walked away from it is telling his story for the first time to KPIX 5.
Automotive after market retail and service chain Pep Boys has agreed to pay $3.7 million to resolve allegations that it violated California laws by illegally disposing of automotive fluids and other waste.
The San Francisco Giants are planning a major off-season renovation of the area around McCovey Cove, including designs for a waterfront park, tide pools and protections against sea level rise.
The large boulders that mysteriously appeared on a San Francisco street meant to drive away homeless tents and drug dealing were trucked away by the city on Monday.
Joe Bologna has a fixture in Walnut Creek, delivering the mail for nearly 40 years. Now he is hanging up his satchel and the neighborhood is sorry to see him go. On his last day, many came out to say farewell.
