Gilroy Garlic Producers Cheer China Tariffs
Gilroy garlic growers are applauding new tariffs on Chinese products, saying they will help level the playing field with growers who they say"dump" garlic in the U.S. market.
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Gilroy garlic growers are applauding new tariffs on Chinese products, saying they will help level the playing field with growers who they say"dump" garlic in the U.S. market.
It's a delicate time for flowering Chardonnay vines and a heavy rainfall can interfere with their pollination.
Although local Sharks fans left a free watch party at Avaya Stadium Friday night disappointed, they said they weren't yet discouraged.
Berkeley city leaders are looking at the idea of installing a citywide emergency-alert siren system.
The Blues edged the Sharks 2-1 on Friday night to even the Western Conference final at two games apiece.
The Santa Cruz County Public Defender's Office says a judge got it wrong when he decided to continue to prosecute accused killer Adrian Gonzalez as an adult in apparent defiance of California's new juvenile justice reform law, SB 1391.
A student holding a shotgun walked into a classroom at a Portland, Oregon, high school Friday but was tackled immediately by the school's football coach - a former University of Oregon standout and former San Francisco 49ers analyst.
A judge ordered California's attorney general to release police misconduct records predating Jan. 1, when new transparency legislation took effect.
The Sonoma County Water Agency is lowering the inflatable rubber dam on the Russian River to prevent damage from raised river flows caused by heavy rain this week.
A kitten that was pulled from an engine compartment by a Palo Alto police officer was captured in a hilarious photo shared to the department's social media pages Friday morning.
A growing number of shipping companies are slowing down as they approach San Francisco and other California ports so they are less likely to injure or kill whales.
President Donald Trump is moving fast to build a wall on the Mexico border with billions of dollars secured under his declaration of a national emergency, but he first must get past the courts.
A truck carrying hazardous materials used in the wine-making industry crashed and rolled over on a Napa residential street early Friday, triggering a shelter-in-place order and precautionary evacuation of nearby residents for hours, authorities said.
Up to five suspects allegedly assaulted and robbed a driver while he was stopped at a stoplight in San Francisco's Mission District, leaving him unconscious, police said Friday.
