GOP Health Bill Critics Get Ammunition From Budget Score
The findings from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office could make prospects for the legislation backed by President Donald Trump even tougher.
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The findings from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office could make prospects for the legislation backed by President Donald Trump even tougher.
A block of Manzanita Way in Antioch has been closed due to mercury contamination Monday afternoon, according to authorities.
The wild kidnapping saga of a Vallejo woman is now moving to the sentencing phase.
One person was hospitalized and five people were displaced after a fire Monday night in San Francisco's Lake Street neighborhood.
A man with a knife died in an officer-involved shooting outside a Home Depot in Napa on Monday evening.
The city of Half Moon Bay says tourism alone isn't enough to keep it thriving long-term and that pot production would bring more jobs.
Officials say demolition work has been suspended on a crumbling bridge along the California coast that stranded residents in the popular Big Sur area and closed part of iconic Highway 1.
There's an encampment in West Oakland that's grown so large, it's spilling onto the street.
Strollers, carriers and other baby products have come a long way when it comes to safety, but researchers are still seeing more and more kids rushed to the hospital with injuries.
Police in Vallejo are investigating allegations of excessive use of force by a police officer during an arrest of a man who allegedly was acting erratically near a gas station Friday afternoon.
Former President Barack Obama spent the day in Silicon Valley reportedly meeting with tech leaders Monday.
Facebook is prohibiting developers from using the massive amount of data it collects on users for surveillance. This includes using such data to monitor activists and protesters.
A giant sinkhole east of San Francisco got a balloon, streamers, cake and a hand-lettered sign wishing it a "Happy 1st Birthday."
The three major credit-reporting firms are about to change the way they determine your credit score, which could be good news for millions of Americans.
California lawmakers have announced what they call the most ambitious proposal in the country to reduce student loan debt.
