Actor, Comedian Jerry Van Dyke, Brother of Dick Van Dyke, Dies at 86
Jerry Van Dyke, the actor and comedian who played lead or second banana in such TV series as "Coach" and "My Mother the Car," has died.
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Jerry Van Dyke, the actor and comedian who played lead or second banana in such TV series as "Coach" and "My Mother the Car," has died.
Astronaut John Young, who walked on the moon and later commanded the first space shuttle flight has died. Young was the only agency astronaut to go into space as part of the Gemini, Apollo and space shuttle programs.
Two San Francisco police vehicles were involved in crashes Saturday morning. Three people were injured, although none is considered life-threatening.
Guns drawn, police officers stormed a house in Hercules on Dec. 27 after they received a 911 call. It turned out to be a prank known as "swatting."
As voice-based "personal assistants" are becoming ubiquitous in modern, connected American homes, so is the feeling they might be listening in on people when they least expect it or want it.
Former employees of Four Barrel Coffee, a popular San Francisco coffee roaster, filed a lawsuit on Friday in San Francisco Superior Court against the company and its founder Jeremy Tooker.
A man who set his girlfriend on fire in San Francisco's Bayview District during an argument in 2013 was sentenced to 27 years in prison.
California officials on Friday pulled an ad aimed at discouraging stoned driving after critics said it glorified and promoted marijuana use.
The numbers have been drawn for a Mega Millions lottery jackpot of $450 million but no winning jackpot tickets were sold in California.
Twitter said Friday it will not block world leaders from its social media platform because they play a critical role in global and public conversations.
Hospitals in the South Bay are limiting visitors as they deal with a winter outbreak of flu.
The Modesto man suspected of plotting a Christmas Day terror attack at San Francisco's Pier 39 pleaded not guilty to federal charges Friday.
A nativity display was only allowed for one day and it's a big victory for a small Christian group in Santa Cruz.
Only hours before the scheduled Saturday start of recreational pot sales in San Francisco, a cloud of confusion remains over the many dispensaries still waiting for the official green light from city and state officials.
A man who shot point blank at an occupied vehicle in broad daylight in San Francisco's Tenderloin District while wearing a Santa hat on Christmas day has been arrested, according to police.
