After Lawsuits, Trump Administration Enables Highway Emissions Tracking Program
States sue federal government for suspending a highway emissions tracking program and the Trump administration quietly reverses its policy.
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States sue federal government for suspending a highway emissions tracking program and the Trump administration quietly reverses its policy.
A San Francisco police officer was stabbed Tuesday afternoon at the San Francisco International Airport, an airport spokesman said.
Marin County is one the few places in the Bay Area still using "fire lookouts" on days with high fire danger.
Oaktoberfest ,is happening in Oakland's Dimond District on September 30th and October 1st at MacArthur Boulevard and Fruitvale Avenue.
Lifestyle expert Amy Sewell stopped by Bay Sunday to share some delicious burger recipes and pairings to eat any day of the year.
Project by Project's San Francisco Chapter President Mimi Xu talks to Bay Sunday's Kenny Choi.
Reality show star Khloe Kardashian is expecting a baby with her NBA star boyfriend, Tristan Thompson.
Twitter is testing a 280-character limit, doubling the current length restriction that's been in place since the company's founding 11 years ago.
A teen who injured his spinal cord when he dove into shallow ocean water at Pinnacle Gulch Beach near Bodega Bay Sunday is improving.
A coalition of businesses including Amazon, Google and General Motors has agreed to give $300 million to boost K-12 computer science programs across the U.S.
Concerns about construction delays of their new $1.9 billion Las Vegas stadium has the Oakland Raiders holding informal conversations with Oakland Coliseum officials about playing in the East Bay during the 2020 NFL season.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera sued Equifax Inc. Tuesday over the credit-reporting company's massive data breach.
A Spare the Air alert has been issued for Wednesday in the Bay Area because of a forecast of unhealthy air quality in the region.
Craigslist posts plenty of ads featuring pets for sale, but the Better Business Bureau says up to 80% of them are fake with pictures poached from other sites.
At Encinal High School, many students kneeled during the national anthem, some stood and some left campus. These students say each those personal choices were the right ones.
