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A major delay was affecting Bay Area Rapid Transit service in the East Bay during the Tuesday afternoon rush hour because of police activity and a medical emergency at the San Leandro station
Some Bay Area fire departments are preparing for deployment to Charlotte, North Carolina, where they will help out with rescues as Hurricane Dorian approaches the U.S.
A manhunt was underway for a driver who struck and killed a pedestrian on Story Road overnight and then sped away from the scene without stopping.
Jurors for the Ghost Ship Trial resumed deliberations Tuesday after a weeklong break.
Facebook says it is ending its practice of using face recognition software to identify users' friends in uploaded photos and automatically suggesting they "tag" them.
A state appeals court decision overturning the illegal gun possession conviction of Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate in the Kate Steinle case will have no impact on his federal prosecution, officials announced Tuesday.
Authorities say a Southern California man reported missing weeks ago was found dead in a Redwood Creek tributary east of Fort Bragg.
An unexpected guest -- a young black bear -- caused quite a commotion at a hotel and restaurant in Montana over the Labor Day holiday weekend.
Scenes of carnage, chaos and mourning in communities gripped by deadly mass shootings this summer prompted three men from Connecticut to take action.
Sonoma County inspectors shut down the largest non-permitted commercial cannabis cultivation ever in the county last week.
A former Rancho Cotate High School student has been convicted in a plot involving a dark web criminal who was paid to email threats targeting the school and its students, authorities said Tuesday.
Authorities arrested at least 58 people at this year's Burning Man festival in the northern Nevada desert, 14 more than last year.
PayPal suspended a Ku Klux Klan fundraising account last week after it was criticized for allowing the white supremacist and antisemitic group to accept donations through its service, according to BBC News.
Starting Tuesday, BART's Powell Street station in San Francisco became the latest site in the transit system to phase out the sale of paper tickets.
Despite instituting a more stringent policy around hateful content in June, YouTube has been criticized for doing too little and not providing enough transparency.
