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Language detectives say the key clues to who wrote the anonymous New York Times opinion piece slamming President Trump may be little words that people usually read right over: "I," "of" and "but."
UC Irvine researchers said they have found a shark that enjoys a side of seagrass with its prey.
In 1985, anchor/reporter Kate Kelly looked at what it's like to be a toll taker on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
Officials in the South Bay on Thursday said residents could be facing a major delay for the construction of BART's extension to San Jose.
Burt Reynolds, the handsome, Emmy-winning television star and a film actor known for performances in "Deliverance" and "Boogie Nights," commercial hits such as "Smokey and the Bandit" and for an active off-screen love life died at age 82.
Despite serving more people in the last month, the California DMV said they've cut down on wait times by 30 minutes statewide.
There is a potential firestorm brewing over where, when and what kinds of plants may be allowed near residents' homes in Mill Valley.
San Jose police may soon be deploying some Batman-style technology to stop suspects in their tracks.
Drivers who park in San Francisco are trying a subtle tactic to convince thieves to stay away from their cars.
A woman convicted of killing a Chihuahua by throwing it from the seventh floor of a parking garage in downtown San Francisco in February was sentenced to three years in state prison Thursday, according to prosecutors.
City crews began lowering parking meters that were placed too tall for shorter drivers to use properly, following a KPIX 5 report.
Authorities said Thursday they've opened a criminal investigation and executed a search warrant at the home of a New Jersey couple who raised $400,000 online for a homeless good Samaritan who now claims they mismanaged the cash.
One after another, President Donald Trump's top lieutenants stepped forward Thursday to declare, "Not me."
Along a section of California's busy I-5 freeway Thursday, crews removed the burned out remains of several big rigs that fell prey to the destructive blast of the Delta Fire.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Justice Department is investigating potential employee fraud at Wells Fargo's wholesale banking unit.
