Lawyer To Uber: Turn Over Data On Rape, Assault Reports From Riders
A new lawsuit is again calling into question Uber's background check policies and how it monitors its drivers.
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A new lawsuit is again calling into question Uber's background check policies and how it monitors its drivers.
Prominent tech investor Steve Jurvetson is denying the misconduct allegations against him.
BART police are investigating an incident involving a man who yelled racial slurs and assaulted another man on a train Monday night.
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One person was killed and three others were injured in a shooting in Richmond on Tuesday night.
Authorities identified the gunman who killed four people and wounded at least ten others, including children, during a shooting rampage in a small Northern California community.
A former Tesla factory employee alleges the manufacturer fosters an "offensive work environment" in which racial slurs are used routinely.
Authorities were searching Tuesday for a man described by a prosecutor as fitting the profile of a serial killer who escaped from the state's psychiatric hospital outside Honolulu and was believed to have headed to the Bay Area.
San Francisco will not have a regulatory framework in place by January 1st, when recreational marijuana becomes legal.
An East Bay city is looking to take people off the streets by creating tiny homes for the homeless, but some say it won't even make a dent in dealing with the issue.
An environmental group wants the federal government to declare that California's crab fishing industry is dangerous to whales.
Areas of the Sonoma and Napa counties torched by the wine country wildfires are under a flash flood watch with the arrival of heavy rain on Wednesday.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. was blamed in three lawsuits filed Tuesday for negligence in the wildfires that killed more than 40 people and destroyed more than 8,000 homes in Northern California last month.
The San Jose City Council unanimously passed an ordinance Tuesday that will allow 16 medical marijuana dispensaries in the city to sell marijuana for recreational purposes to adults 21 and older starting on Jan. 1, 2018.
A man was arrested Tuesday morning after walking onto the Santa Cruz High School campus armed with a machete, according to police.
