Drones Dropping Drugs, Contraband Into NorCal Prisons
Drones are becoming a growing concern among jail guards. That's because people may try to use them to smuggle in drugs.
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Drones are becoming a growing concern among jail guards. That's because people may try to use them to smuggle in drugs.
Police in Concord announced Tuesday evening they have arrested five people including an adult gunman in connection with the fatal shooting of a teen only steps away from his high school Monday afternoon.
While many people lost their home in the Wine Country wildfires, a large number of North Bay residents lost their jobs too.
Bay Area transportation officials are considering a plan on Bay Area freeways to turn two-person carpool lanes into three.
"Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda announced a partnership with a nonprofit group for a $2.5 million hurricane recovery fund during a trip Tuesday to Puerto Rico.
Long-awaited new cars set to debut on Bay Area Rapid Transit this month have failed a key safety inspection and may miss the agency's Thanksgiving deadline to begin service.
The Blackhawk Homeowners Association is offering a $25,000 reward to catch some serial burglars.
The report estimated that hundreds of thousands of lives could be lost to road fatalities over the next three decades if the U.S. is slow to embrace the emerging technology.
Authorities have confirmed that former Major League Baseball pitcher and Cy Young award winner Roy Halladay died in a small plane crash in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Florida.
A self-driving car company created by Google is pulling the human backup driver from behind the steering wheel and will test vehicles on public roads with only an employee in the back seat.
Defense attorneys presented testimony from a video expert in the trial of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, the man charged in the 2015 fatal shooting of Kate Steinle on Pier 14.
Gone is the "win at all costs" mindset. In are the notions of persevering and valuing ideas over hierarchy.
Disney will no longer ban the Los Angeles Times from advance screenings of its movies following a backlash from critics groups, news outlets and journalists.
The company announced on Tuesday it is doubling how many characters users can cram into a tweet.
Hundreds of cities are vying to be Amazon's second home. But a history of controversial legislation could hold some of them back.
