Second White House Staffer Resigns After More Abuse Allegations
A second White House staffer has departed the Trump administration in the wake of abuse allegations.
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A second White House staffer has departed the Trump administration in the wake of abuse allegations.
Many survivors of the Wine Country wildfires say FEMA is not helping them and that its process may systemically infringe on people's rights.
Citing national security concerns, President Trump said he will not declassify a Democratic memo on Russia probe, and asked for revisions.
Making his first appearance since the 49ers signed him to a record-breaking new contract, quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo received a warm welcome, despite a verbal misstep during a news conference Friday.
The manhunt intensified Friday for a female Crips gang member who is wanted in a deadly home invasion robbery that left one victim dead and a second injured.
A man in the United States illegally was convicted Friday of killing two Northern California deputies in a case that helped fuel the national immigration debate.
Burning Man fatality: the Sacramento County coroner's office officially ruled Aaron Mitchell's death a suicide, listing cause of death as cardiac arrest, bodily shock and third-degree burns over 97 percent of his body.
California must consider earlier parole for potentially thousands of sex offenders, maybe even those convicted of pimping children, a state judge said Friday.
A woman who used to teach physical education in Fremont was sentenced Friday to 5 years' probation, including a 6-month term at the county jail, for having sex with a 16-year-old male student in 2016.
Uber is settling a lawsuit filed by Google's autonomous car unit alleging that the ride-hailing service riped off self-driving car technology.
A California assemblywoman who has been accused of sexual misconduct says she's taking a voluntary, unpaid leave of absence while the claim is investigated.
Additional information, including tax IDs and driver's license details, may have been accessed in a hack that affected 145.5 million customers.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau picked up promises of investments and jobs during his first official visit to San Francisco.
Wall Street capped a week of violent swings with a big gain. The Dow climbed 330 points on Friday in another extremely turbulent day of trading.
The Winter Olympics has just started, and we already have our first controversy -- and it's over who carried the US flag in the opening ceremony.
