New Tax Law To Impact Alimony Deductions
The new tax law will have big implications for couples who get divorced.
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The new tax law will have big implications for couples who get divorced.
Online purchases are generating mountains of cardboard this holiday season and it's overwhelming recycling centers in the Bay Area and abroad.
With the Jan. 1 start date for legal sales of recreational marijuana in California looming, dozens of current and potential cannabis entrepreneurs came to a summit in Oakland Wednesday to hear state officials explain the rules they must follow.
San Francisco is working to keep clear a popular camping spot for the homeless by having crews place huge boulders on areas under the Highway 101 interchange at Cesar Chavez St.
One of the swimmers attacked by a sea lion in San Francisco's Aquatic Park last week talked to KPIX 5 Tuesday about his harrowing ordeal.
Authorities on Wednesday announced that eight members of a violent East Bay gang are off the streets and in custody.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is suspending dividend payments to shareholders out of concern for any finding of financial liability in the devastating Wine Country wildfires, the California utility said Wednesday.
The California Highway Patrol has reopened the overpass connecting southbound Interstate Highway 680 and U.S. Highway 101 after a pedestrian threatening to jump was talked down from the ledge.
Graduate students are demanding that Stanford University divest from its offshore investments.
San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim joined a growing field of candidates applying to be the next mayor of San Francisco by filing paperwork at the elections office Wednesday.
SpaceX's monstrous new rocket has officially arrived at Kennedy Space Center in Florida ahead of its debut test launch.
The social network unveiled on Wednesday a security feature that lets you see a list of recent emails sent by Facebook.
A man who was shot by Vacaville police on Tuesday evening was in critical condition at a hospital, police said.
Deputies said a man in his 50s had been robbed and assaulted by five suspects, described as four men and one woman all believed to be in their late teens or early 20s.
A federal judge grilled an attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday over the Trump administration's justification for ending a program protecting some young immigrants from deportation, saying many people had come to rely on it and faced a "real" and "palpable" hardship from its loss.
