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A kleptomaniac cat named Darwin who became something of a North Berkeley legend and online celebrity for snatching items for area homes was being mourned Monday, almost a week after being fatally struck by a car.
The 49ers have a new quarterback.
It appears public outcry was instrumental in getting Bay Area Rapid Transit to ramp up enforcement efforts against fare cheats.
Stanford University is taking progressive steps in handling emergency contraception becoming one of the first college campuses in the country to get a vending machine to dispense it.
The reach of Russian content on Facebook to influence American voters was more than ten times greater than originally admitted, according to several published reports.
Police in the South Bay on Monday announced the recent arrest of a suspect involved in at least seven armed and strong-arm robberies that occurred between July 2017 and September 2017 in San Jose.
The National Park Service has withdrawn plans to pay nearly $100,000 for a project honoring the legacy of the Black Panther Party after police groups complained to President Donald Trump.
A SpaceX unmanned Falcon rocket blasted off Monday afternoon from Florida's Kennedy Space Center, hoisting a communications satellite for a South Korean company.
The measure would roll back criminal justice reforms implemented through voter-backed Proposition 47 in 2014 and Proposition 57 in 2016.
Ready or not, California kicks off recreational marijuana sales on Jan. 1. And, mostly, it's not.
A homeowner in Tiburon issued an impassioned plea for the return of a crawling zombie stolen off her front porch last week.
The bullet that killed Kate Steinle on a San Francisco pier two years ago ricocheted off the ground about 100 yards away before hitting her in the back, a police officer testified Monday.
A federal judge on Monday barred President Donald Trump's administration from proceeding with plans to exclude transgender people from military service.
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Bay Area based Netflix and the producer of "House of Cards" said Monday that they were "deeply troubled" by an allegation of sexual abuse leveled against series star Kevin Spacey.
