Man Finds 'Giant Beast' Spider That Walks On Water
An Indiana boat builder found a very scary-looking guest checking out his work recently: a giant six-inch spider that can apparently walk on water.
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An Indiana boat builder found a very scary-looking guest checking out his work recently: a giant six-inch spider that can apparently walk on water.
Whichever team wins the NBA championship, President Donald Trump says he won't be inviting them to the White House.
Federal health officials Friday issued a warning about the threat of contracting Salmonella from backyard chicken flocks, a lifestyle trend that has been growing among the San Francisco Bay Area tech crowd.
Apple may be worried that its next iPhones won't be as popular as its last.
A "jarring" nursery rhyme posted in a Massachusetts classroom to help prepare young children for a lockdown has gone viral.
Kia is recalling over a half-million vehicles in the U.S. because the air bags may not work in a crash.
The California Highway Patrol Friday morning is reporting an 8-year-old girl was killed in a vehicle collision on northbound Interstate Highway 680 in Sunol.
In the wake of Kate Spade's and Anthony Bourdain's suicide, a newly released study says suicide rates have increased nearly 30 percent in the U.S. in the last 20 years.
The state Labor Commissioner's Office has issued citations in excess of $10 million to seven Bay Area restaurants for alleged wage theft violations.
When shopping at a Home Depot you can end up leaving with just about anything.
President Donald Trump said Friday he is considering posthumously pardoning boxer Muhammad Ali, who was convicted in 1967 after refusing military service in Vietnam.
The derailment of a Union Pacific freight train near Davis early Friday has delayed the Capitol Corridor commute service between the Bay Area and Sacramento
Twenty-five states experienced a rise in suicides by more than 30%, the government report finds.
Fast-moving lava poured into low-lying coastal Hawaii neighborhoods in just two days this week, destroying hundreds of homes.
For the first time in more than three decades, baseball fans in Oakland can buy a beer at the Coliseum without leaving their seats.
