Bodies Recovered From Submerged Car In National Park
Authorities have recovered the bodies believe to be those of a Chinese couple who were in a car that plunged off a cliff in California's Kings Canyon National Park.
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Authorities have recovered the bodies believe to be those of a Chinese couple who were in a car that plunged off a cliff in California's Kings Canyon National Park.
Forecasters said it is likely to reach the U.S. Gulf Coast as a hurricane over the weekend.
Saying it will always have "a special place in our hearts," AOL announced Friday that its once cutting edge instant messenger app will be taken off-line in December.
Whole Foods market is warning customers of several Bay Area locations that their credit card information may have been breached.
As told by the people who knew them best, the 58 victims in Sunday's mass shooting at a Las Vegas country concert lived their lives with passion and a love of country music.
While a deadly outbreak of hepatitis A has taken a toll in San Diego, health officials said 70 cases have been discovered in Santa Cruz County and the numbers could continue to climb.
Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-Whittier) said Thursday it's time for Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and other veteran leaders to step aside and make way for a new generation of party leaders.
"What storm Mr. President?" a reporter shouted. ISIS? North Korea? Iran? "You'll find out," the president said.
A woman was killed when she plunged off a cliff Thursday at Fort Funston, near Lake Merced in San Francisco, according to the fire department.
The 4th Annual COCAP Conference event co-producer Konda Mason and Jenny Kassan talk to Bay Sunday host Kenny Choi about this year's theme: Building The We Economy.
New waste and recycling bins and signage explaining the changes have been rolled out in the Sunset District and will spread to the rest of the city over the next two years.
At one point, the woman bent over and the suspect quickly ran up from behind and took a picture under her dress and then walked out of the store.
An inadvertent human error allowed a convicted felon who had been sentenced to eight years in prison to be accidentally released from Elmwood Correctional Facility in Milpitas last week.
California's water managers appear to have violated state law by hiring an unqualified consultant to help plan Gov. Jerry Brown's $16 billion project to build two massive water tunnels, state auditors said Thursday.
