Dead Man Found Lying In Street Near San Jose Japantown
The Santa Clara County medical examiner's office is working to confirm the man's identity.
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The Santa Clara County medical examiner's office is working to confirm the man's identity.
Nearly two dozen Chihuahuas, held as evidence for nearly a year pending resolution of a court case, are up for adoption in the East Bay.
Vick went all Vince Carter circa 2000 and pulled off a 360 dunk, sending the crowd and his teammates into an absolute frenzy.
Police have arrested a woman who allegedly intentionally struck several pedestrians at a Union City Walmart parking lot on Sunday.
Yikes. The worst. Awful. Atrocious. Those are just some of the words being tossed around to describe the final possession of the West Virginia Mountaineers' season.
A recent University of California at Berkeley graduate has filed a lawsuit against well-known philosophy professor John Searle alleging that he sexually assaulted her and harassed her while she was working for him last summer.
Late in an intense game for a chance to get to the Elite 8, even Karnowski had to laugh at his own poor shot.
Firefighters extinguished the fire in an electrical vault at 20th Avenue and Taraval Street.
Bay Area rivers are expected to stay within their banks when rain from two storms falls in the region Friday and Sunday, National Weather Service officials said.
The Clean Power Plan aims to curb carbon dioxide pollution from U.S. power plants, but President Trump is expected to try to roll it back.
Hill threw down two dunks that'll have the rim shivering with fear the next time he approaches.
Red-legged frogs hadn't been seen in the mountains since the 1970s.
A 20-year-old volunteer coach at Westmont High School in Campbell was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of have a sexual relationship with an underage student at the school, police said Thursday.
Rep. Devin Nunes, (R-Calif.) privately apologized to his congressional colleagues for his decision to brief Pres. Trump about intelligence intercepts without first informing the House intelligence committee.
Studio A Owner Bill Brown shares how technology recently boosted business, which opened on a shoestring budget in the early 1980s.
