Twitter Eases 140-Character Limit In Replies
Twitter has found more creative ways to ease its 140-character limit without officially raising it.
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Twitter has found more creative ways to ease its 140-character limit without officially raising it.
An elderly Moraga couple was confronted by two men as they got out of the their car in their driveway late Wednesday night and robbed a gunpoint.
If you have ever thought of leaving the Bay Area because of sky-high prices, you are not alone, according to a new survey from the Bay Area Council.
Tucked away in San Jose's east foothills, Alum Rock Park is a getaway that has been a destination for hikers and nature lovers for years.
On Tuesday night, the Berkeley City Council passed a five-page resolution calling for the president to be impeached.
First it was the drought. Now, the wet winter weather has triggered fears of flooding.
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Officers arrested a 50-year-old man at a Santa Rosa high school Wednesday after school staff found him naked from the waist down.
San Francisco's mayor understands that people want to smoke pot on 4/20 and so the festival in Golden Gate Park is now a permitted event.
Federal authorities are reporting a record number of whales getting tangled in crabbing gear off the U.S. West Coast.
Hawaii's attorney general says a federal judge's decision to extend an order blocking President Donald Trump's travel ban affirms values of religious freedom.
The planned visit by firebrand conservative commentator Ann Coulter to the University of California, Berkeley has officials and organizers worrying about a repeat of the rioting which greeted Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopolous.
It's almost the end of the road for a program that helped Californians pay off old traffic tickets.
The White House is proposing an immediate $18 billion in cuts to programs that aim to promote education, scientific research, and diplomacy.
