'Human Error' Bounces Oakland Teachers' Paychecks
School district officials were blaming a 'human error' for having the paychecks issued to several hundred employees recalled from their direct deposit accounts.
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School district officials were blaming a 'human error' for having the paychecks issued to several hundred employees recalled from their direct deposit accounts.
San Francisco police will update the public at a town hall meeting Thursday on a police shooting that occurred in the city's Bayview District last week.
Durant had 35 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists, and Golden State beat the Charlotte Hornets 101-87 without Curry and Draymond Green.
A dangerous new wildfire erupted in the tony Bel Air area of Los Angeles early Wednesday as firefighters battled three other destructive blazes across Southern California.
Roughly 3,000 Oakland city workers plan to strike for a third straight day Thursday, a union spokeswoman said.
Insured losses from the North Bay wildfires in October reached $9 billion as of the start of this month.
The Emeryville Police Department has identified a man arrested in a high-profile shooting in a shopping center parking lot.
The guests of honor, children who lost everything in the wine country fires.
Nine people were hurt in a crash involving a San Francisco Muni bus and a streetcar Wednesday afternoon.
San Joaquin County's chief medical examiner, known nationally as the doctor depicted in the movie "Concussion," resigned over what he said was interference by the sheriff that has become so invasive that it borders on the unlicensed practice of medicine.
Aaron Marin was convinced his life was over as smoke engulfed an Oakland warehouse in what was the country's deadliest building fire in more than a decade.
The wildfires that ravaged Northern California wine country two months ago have generated $9 billion in insurance claims, far more than the single costliest fire in U.S. history, officials said Wednesday.
San Francisco could have recreational weed for sale the first week of January under legislation signed by San Francisco's mayor.
A 59-year-old Napa woman has been arrested for allegedly lighting wildland fires around the north end of Lake Berryessa, authorities announced Wednesday.
Nearly two months after the deadly and devastating wildfires raged through wine country, local residents were recovering and the holiday spirit has begun to creep across the charred landscape.
