California Congresswoman Maxine Waters Says Bill O'Reilly 'Needs To Go To Jail'
The Democratic congresswoman from California told MSNBC's Chris Hayes during a Wednesday appearance that it's "all catching up with O'Reilly."
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The Democratic congresswoman from California told MSNBC's Chris Hayes during a Wednesday appearance that it's "all catching up with O'Reilly."
An instructor at a popular San Francisco swim school was arrested this week on suspicion of child pornography offenses, police said Thursday.
Researchers found that consumers like companies that voluntarily disclose their costs and that honesty makes customers more willing to buy.
A new Bay Area dog shelter is looking past borders to save dogs.
Major storms will sometimes overwhelm a Benicia drainpipe, sending water onto the street and flooding homes.
The craft beer community in Oakland is trying to block Big Beer from setting up shop.
Salesforce Tower marked a key milestone in its construction with a topping off ceremony Thursday that officially made it San Francisco's new tallest building.
Apparently, Israeli democracy just can't compete with Spears' first-ever concert in the country.
A dog that was though lost during a fatal boat capsizing in Tomales Bay Monday was found alive by Marin County firefighters Thursday morning, according to authorities.
Murder suspect Tiffany Li posted a $35 million bail Thursday -- money raised by friends, family and business associates with ties to China.
A civil rights complaint alleges air pollution from diesel emissions at the Port of Oakland disproportionately impacts communities of color.
Social media giant Twitter has refused to turn over the identity of a user who tweets posts critical of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency and the Trump Administration's immigration policy.
The week's warm temperatures already felt like a distant memory Thursday morning with thermometer readings at least 10 degrees lower than the high 70s and low 80s most of the Tri-Valley had been enjoying.
Think of the opioid epidemic, and the U.S. Appalachia region may come to mind. At the same time, anyone in San Francisco walking from the Civic Center BART station to a theater or museum risks stepping on a needle.
