San Francisco Animal Shelter Puts 40 Rescued Bunnies Up For Adoption
Over 40 rabbits that were confiscated in January from a person in San Francisco are up for adoption.
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Over 40 rabbits that were confiscated in January from a person in San Francisco are up for adoption.
A car struck a house following a traffic accident Sunday evening in Redwood City, according to fire officials.
BART service was halted Monday morning through the Transbay Tube to and from San Francisco after a power pole toppled near the West Oakland station, draping a high-intensity line across the track
Oakland's mayor is asking NFL owners to delay voting on a proposed move by the Raiders to Las Vegas.
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The Kentucky point guard took the team's loss to UNC in the Elite 8 heard.
The Golden State Warriors turned a nightmare for one Georgia family into a dream come true on Sunday night at Oracle Arena.
This year's extraordinarily wet winter has destroyed or delayed several staples of the local agriculture industry.
One person was injured in what appears to be a drunk-driving incident that shut down a major road in El Cerrito Sunday evening.
Violence erupted in a parking lot before a soccer match Sunday afternoon at Avaya Stadium in San Jose.
A group of nature-lovers in Livermore are going out on a limb to save a 300-year-old oak tree threatened by a city plan to remove or drastically reshape it.
The Tar Heels exorcised some of last year's demons with a last second game winner to punch their ticker to Phoenix.
A 21-year-old man has been on suspicion of sending harmful matter to a minor and annoying a minor, Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety officials said Sunday.
East Bay authorities were trying determine Sunday who drove an SUV off the docks of an Antioch marina and left it floating in the water.
Gov. Jerry Brown likened President Donald Trump to a strongman whose goal of walling off the U.S.-Mexico border conjures other infamous barriers from the past.