TIMELINE: Mission Moon, NASA's Apollo Program
NASA's Apollo space program was dedicated to putting American astronauts on the moon.
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NASA's Apollo space program was dedicated to putting American astronauts on the moon.
On July 20, 1969, Commander Neil Armstrong announced to NASA mission control, "the Eagle has landed."
The Apollo 11 crew consisted of Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, but there was a crucial "fourth crew member" on board: the Apollo Guidance Computer.
After the iconic pride parade along Market Street wrapped at Civic Center Plaza, the parties heated up in the Castro. Whether they were inside bars or out on the street, people danced their hearts out in the name of pride.
For years, NASA has been creating technology for space that ends up enhancing our everyday lives.
Scamp the Tramp won the World's Ugliest Dog Contest Friday evening at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma, fair officials said.
Fortunately, for Apollo 11 and all of mankind, a young, brilliant MIT software engineer saw a potentially mission-crippling error coming from nearly a million miles away.
Growing up in rural Georgia, Lewis Wooten felt light years away from the long, illustrious career he has built at NASA.
During the Cold War, one battlefront between the USA and USSR was in the sky, as the nations fought to be first to space.
In a wild string of moves Sunday evening, the Warriors re-signed Klay Thompson, acquired D'Angelo Russell from Brooklyn and traded Andre Iguodala to Memphis.
A group of protesters scuffled with police and blocked an intersection of San Francisco's Market Street Sunday, bringing the annual San Francisco Pride Parade to a halt.
Police in San Rafael are warning the public after a resident was lured into buying a stolen rental pickup truck from Texas.
One person was injured Sunday night in a two-vehicle accident near Sunol in unincorporated Alameda County in which an SUV ended up on its roof blocking a lane of I-680, the CHP said.
Rallies are planned Tuesday around the Bay Area to protest conditions at controversial U.S. immigration detention centers.
Each year before the San Francisco Pride parade begins, you can find just about every Bay Area local, state and federal official decked out in rainbow colors at the Alice B. Toklas breakfast.
