Poem By Benicia Police Angers Community Members
The Benicia Police Department is apologizing for a Christmas poem that was posted on its Facebook page about a petty crime suspect.
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The Benicia Police Department is apologizing for a Christmas poem that was posted on its Facebook page about a petty crime suspect.
Security researchers at Google say they discovered serious security flaws affecting computer processors built by Intel and other chipmakers.
State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, introduced legislation Wednesday to push back against the FCC repeal of nationwide net neutrality.
One person has died and another was injured in a shooting involving a BART police officer in the vicinity of the West Oakland station, according to Oakland police.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order disbanding his voter fraud commission.
Tesoro Refining reached a $915,700 civil settlement with the BAAQMD over alleged violations at its Martinez refinery in 2013 and 2014.
A man wearing a Santa hat calmly walks up to a crossover SUV parked in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, pulls out a gun and opens fire on a stunning surveillance video released Wednesday by San Francisco police.
A revised gender-pay lawsuit seeking class-action status against Google faults the search giant for asking new hires about their prior salary, a practice now banned in California.
Electric car maker Tesla Inc. has again fallen short of production goals for its new Model 3 sedan.
San Jose State University officials have traced the cause of their campus-wide power outage Wednesday to a squirrel.
Intel says it's working to patch a security vulnerability in its products but says the average computer user won't experience significant slowdowns as the problem is fixed.
A storm system was moving through the Bay Area Wednesday, bringing rain over most of the region.
While it's too early to sound the alarm, state water officials said Wednesday the first Sierra snow survey came up relatively empty.
Online dating website eHarmony has been barred from using ads that claim it offers a "scientifically proven matching system."
Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon plans to introduce legislation allowing people to make a donation to the state in lieu of income taxes.
