Framed Photo Of Lord's Prayer Stops Bullet Fired Into Home
A Kansas woman says a bullet that flew into her home was stopped by what she describes as an act of God.
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A Kansas woman says a bullet that flew into her home was stopped by what she describes as an act of God.
A Monte Sereno couple has been charged with filing false insurance claims through an urgent care clinic they operate in Los Gatos, prosecutors said.
Two theft suspects tried to reverse their SUV into a sheriff's deputy at a San Leandro thrift store. Deputies returned fire and killed one suspect, injuring the other.
Move over, Golden Gate Bridge; San Jose plans to build its own iconic landmark in 2021, a light tower that is expected to attract people from all over the world.
A Palo Alto couple paid $25,000 to have a supposed proctor take their son's SAT in his place.
Without Kevin Durant, the Golden State Warriors just barely beat the Houston Rockets in an intense rematch of last year's Western Conference Finals, 106-104.
The clock stopped ticking Wednesday for more than 730 inmates housed on San Quentin's Death Row including Scott Peterson, Richard Allen Davis and Cary Stayner after Gov. Gavin Newsom officially signed a moratorium on executions.
About 100,000 Hondurans and Nepalese have been granted the temporary right to remain in the U.S. for the time being under an agreement filed in federal court in San Francisco
Bay Area social media giant Facebook is reportedly under criminal investigation for its data-sharing deals with other tech companies.
There are currently 737 inmates on the state's death row, the nation's largest. Among the condemned inmates, here are some of the Bay Area's notorious killers.
No one has seen any endangered burrowing owls at Berkeley's Cesar Chavez Park since 2017. Now that they've returned, people are talking about what to do to keep them there.
Facebook is having problems Wednesday morning that's preventing people from posting.
Former Pittsburgh star Antonio Brown couldn't help himself, he felt compelled to take a shot at the Steelers during his introductory news conference with the Oakland Raiders.
It was a simple sentence posted on the door to San Quentin Prison's death chamber, but its impact sparked a debate across California and the nation.
