Over 1,200 Lightning Strikes In San Francisco Bay Area During Thunderstorms
Over 1,200 lightning strikes were recorded in the Bay Area on Monday evening during the region's unusual rash of thunderstorms.
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Over 1,200 lightning strikes were recorded in the Bay Area on Monday evening during the region's unusual rash of thunderstorms.
A 38-year-old Northern California man was arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman in Medford, Oregon.
The peculiar weather around the Bay Area continued Monday evening with reports of lightning strikes in the South Bay and thunderstorms across the region.
City officials in San Francisco say they are close to finalizing a deal to buy the notorious McDonald's at the end of Haight Street with the plan of eventually building affordable housing on the land.
Amy's Kitchen is so popular the founders have a plan to expand and open up a fast-food restaurant, but they've hit a snag.
The next time you get take-out in Santa Cruz, you may just be saving the planet.
A new plan proposes surge parking prices in San Francisco.
When BART began transporting passengers 45 years ago, it was a modern marvel. But now, entering middle age it's unique design and construction have combined to create challenges.
Strong winds blew up the coast early Monday morning from Monterey causing power outages and downing trees and power lines.
In 2017, it seems as if there's an app for just about everything. One of the latest is a new app that can tell if a designer bag is real or fake.
Mexico's top diplomat visits California to meet with lawmakers and discuss U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
A video showing a University of California officer ticketing a hot dog vendor, rifling through his wallet and confiscating his money has caused an outcry across social media.
A settlement has been reached in a case which sought to determine copyright ownership of selfie photos taken by a monkey.
A 25-year-old former Uber contractor has been sentenced for using the ride-hailing service's internal system to issue more than $25,000 in free rides and food deliveries for himself, his friends and family.
First responders and others in the Bay Area on Monday were honoring their compatriots who died in the in the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center towers in New York, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and in a plane that went down in a Pennsylvania field.
