9 Injured In San Francisco Muni Streetcar Vs. Bus Collision
Nine people were hurt in a crash involving a San Francisco Muni bus and a streetcar Wednesday afternoon.
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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.
California wildlife officials are recommending that the 2018 abalone fishing fishing season be canceled due to concerns about declining population.
A wayward coyote who became stranded on a first story roof of a commercial office building in San Francisco's South Of Market neighborhood Wednesday has been captured by animal control.
Embattled Sen. Al Franken will make an announcement Thursday, his office told reporters, as calls for the Minnesota Democrat's resignation rapidly gained momentum Wednesday in dramatic fashion.
The Peralta Community College District board of trustees directed its chancellor to halt a community engagement process with the Oakland A's on a proposed stadium near the district's offices and Laney College.
Mayer's performances have not been cancelled. Only postponed to a later and undisclosed future dates.
The "silence breakers" who spoke out and ignited the anti-harassment #MeToo movement have been named Time magazine's Person of the Year.
The California Department of Insurance on Tuesday accused San Francisco-based Wells Fargo of improper insurance sales practices that led to insurance products being purchased for customers without their knowledge.
In an unprecedented move, President Trump announced Wednesday that the U.S. recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's official capital, an action that is likely to inflame the Middle East and the Arab world.
