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Texas Sen. John Cornyn says he expects to hold together the minimum number of Senate Republican votes necessary to advance a GOP-backed health care overhaul but acknowledged Friday, "It's going to be a nail-bitter."
The start of a murder trial has been delayed at least another week for the man at the center of a fierce immigration debate over the fatal shooting of a woman on a San Francisco pier.
Police were called after hundreds of job seekers on Thursday flooded a board meeting for the new Oakland Raiders stadium in Las Vegas and turned irate when they discovered they'd been had by a hoax.
The man accused of killing seven people in the 2012 shooting rampage at Oikos University has been sentenced to seven life terms in prison without parole on Friday, according to authorities.
A Russian-American lobbyist says he attended the June 2016 meeting with President Donald Trump's son that was billed as part of a Russian government effort to help the Republican's White House campaign.
A federal judge in Hawaii has further weakened President Donald Trump's already diluted travel ban.
A vehicle caught fire at a gas station Thursday night in Redwood City, according to firefighters.
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In Dan Fiorenza's apartment, the cockroaches came from everywhere. And that's not all.
Gov. Jerry Brown warned of a California ravaged by forest fires, disease and mass migration if lawmakers fail to renew the state's signature program to fight climate change.
Officials later identified the man killed as 38-year-old San Francisco resident William Sachs Goldman.
Peter W. Smith, a wealthy GOP operative who reportedly attempted to get missing e-mails from Hillary Clinton's e-mail server, possibly committed suicide in May, according to the Chicago Tribune.
A truck hauling eels overturned on an Oregon highway, turning the coastal road into a slimy mess.
The Mexican Museum in San Francisco is putting itself on exhibit as it tries to clarify recent reports that some of its artifacts may not be authentic.
