3 Dead In Huge Fire At Oakland Apartment Building, 1 Still Missing
At least three people were killed in a four-alarm fire that quickly swept through an Oakland residential building early Monday, forcing firefighters to make numerous rescues.
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At least three people were killed in a four-alarm fire that quickly swept through an Oakland residential building early Monday, forcing firefighters to make numerous rescues.
State legislatures around the country are taking up the issue of internet privacy in response to President Donald Trump and his administration's efforts to roll back current rules.
British intelligence authorities want access to encrypted messages sent via WhatsApp before the terrorist attack in London that killed 5 and injured at least 50 people.
South Carolina's journey to the Final Four is improbable, though not as much as coach Frank Martin's realization of his dream.
The social media matter of The Kids in Leggings vs. United snapped to the surface Sunday.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is "urging states and local jurisdictions to comply with these federal laws."
No one can blame long-time Oakland Raiders fan Marie Duplessis for feeling like a jilted lover.
Despite Republican assurances that North Carolina's "bathroom bill" isn't hurting the economy, the law limiting LGBT protections will cost the state more than $3.76 billion in lost business over a dozen years, according to an Associated Press analysis.
Uber says it is resuming its self-driving car program in Arizona and Pittsburgh after it was suspended following a crash over the weekend.
A high school in Danville was briefly placed on lockdown Monday following word of a threat on campus.
A big rig driver whose alcohol level was measured at five times the legal limit was arrested Monday following a crash that tied up the morning commute traffic in San Rafael.
A Houston high school student has lost her battle with terminal cancer days after having a dream come true in a talk with Beyonce over a video chat.
Like many of his teammates, Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr was anxiously awaiting the NFL owners vote Monday on his team's possible relocation to Las Vegas.
The NFL team owners approved the Raiders' move to Las Vegas Monday, the second time in team history that Oakland fans have had their hearts broken by an announcement the team was leaving.
The morning commute through Walnut Creek on 680 is never easy, but a pair of galloping horses added to the delay Monday.
