Gov. Brown Signs Order to Reduce Wildfire Danger
Gov. Jerry Brown signed an executive order on Thursday that aims to reduce the dangers of wildfires following some of the most destructive blazes in state history.
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Gov. Jerry Brown signed an executive order on Thursday that aims to reduce the dangers of wildfires following some of the most destructive blazes in state history.
If Hawaii's Kilauea volcano blows its top in the coming days or weeks, as experts fear, it could hurl ash and boulders the size of refrigerators miles into the air.
San Francisco hands out millions of syringes a year to drug users but has little control over how they are discarded and that's contributing to thousands of complaints.
A Tesla plowed into a Starbucks coffee shop in Los Gatos Thursday afternoon.
More bad press for ex-San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi Thursday as the former lawman was a no-show in court.
Construction on the Central Subway in San Francisco is moving backwards Thursday after officials confirmed that crews laid miles of the wrong type of track.
A man who taught at Westborough Middle School in South San Francisco for 13 years was arrested today on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts with minors, police said.
Two men suspected of fatally stabbing a man during a fight in Santa Rosa Wednesday evening have been arrested in Tracy.
San Francisco prosecutors announced Wednesday that a man convicted of molesting his friend's 9-year-old daughter repeatedly over the course several years was sentenced to eight years in state prison.
Local, state and federal officials Thursday announced the virtual completion of debris removal from 4,500 parcels burned or damaged in the October wildfires in Sonoma, Napa, Lake and Mendocino counties.
The two suspects in a fatal stabbing of a woman who was left to die on a rural Livermore road last February entered mixed pleas in a Dublin courtroom Thursday.
Joseph James DeAngelo, the suspected Golden State Killer, has been charged with four more counts of first-degree murder, stemming from two incidents in Santa Barbara County.
California's unfunded debt for teacher pensions has grown by nearly $11 billion after officials lowered its outlook for investment earnings.
More than a quarter of California voters aren't registered in a political party, making independents the fastest growing share of voters in the state.
A federal safety agency is investigating a severe crash and fire involving a Telsa electric car that killed two teenagers in Florida earlier this week.
