O.J. Simpson Released From Nevada Prison
Former football legend O.J. Simpson became a free man Sunday after serving nine years for a botched hotel room heist in Las Vegas that brought the conviction and prison time.
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Former football legend O.J. Simpson became a free man Sunday after serving nine years for a botched hotel room heist in Las Vegas that brought the conviction and prison time.
Players who take a knee during the anthem are "very much in keeping with past protests," a University of Michigan musicologist says.
A witness told officers three men in their 20s were standing around the dog, which was chained by its collar to a fence with only its rear legs touching the ground, before one of the men swung a bat at the animal.
Police were investigating the beating death of 80-year-old Oakland realtor, Ernest Clark. The murder suspect is the his son.
A Bay Area rap icon was shot and killed on the streets he rhymed about. His name was Dominic Newton. Two years later, his fans, friends and family are still searching for justice.
Fans wondered whether the Golden State Warriors would kneel during the national anthem as other players in the NFL have.
Gusty offshore winds and low humidity will create critical fire conditions through early next week in the North Bay mountains and East Bay hills.
Lanes on Highway 1 in Half Moon Bay were shut down Saturday night, after a California Highway Patrol cruiser struck and killed a pedestrian.
San Francisco police say two people were found shot to death in a car in the Dolores Heights neighborhood.
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Cain's decorated 13-year career as a Giant came to an end and the home crowd at AT&T Park saluted the right-hander, who pitched the only perfect game in franchise history.
A four-year-old boy who might have been chasing a dog across the street on Fabian Way in Hayward died after being hit by a car Friday evening.
Recreational marijuana becomes legal in California next year and one of the things about to blossom in the emerging industry is government jobs.
Removal of Piers E9 and E10 was the third of six scheduled events that will see the last of the foundations gone by mid-November.
