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Four strong earthquakes on Wednesday shook the same region of central Italy that suffered deadly temblors last year, sending quake-rattled residents into panic and further isolating towns that have been buried under more than a 3 feet of snow for days.
The search for a new San Francisco 49ers coach has narrowed in on Atlanta offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan after the only other candidate remaining pulled out of consideration.
Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr maybe sidelined by a broken leg, but that didn't stop him from helping Oakland police locate a child who was abducted last week.
The city council of Orinda declared a State of Emergency Tuesday night because of a large sinkhole caused by last week's wet weather.
The trial of Antolin Garcia-Torres, the man charged with the kidnapping and murder of Sierra LaMar in 2012 has been postponed until Jan. 30.
The SFMTA board of directors voted to legalize weekend median parking on Dolores Street in a pilot program intended to regulate the long-standing practice sometimes referred to as "parking for God."
Schools in the Bay Area are wrestling with calls to cancel class, in protest, on Inauguration Day.
The Bay Area is buckling down for another round of storms.
Bay Area women are getting ready to march in the nation's capitol with a bold message for President-elect Donald Trump.
The last person to escape the Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland alive is still hospitalized.
A growing number of House Democrats, including some Bay Area lawmakers, have announced that they are boycotting Friday's inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Santa Cruz County wants to bring marijuana growing completely out in the open by issuing licenses for cultivation, and growers seem to be embracing the chance for greater legitimacy.
Federal prosecutors have unsealed a two-count indictment against the wife of the Orlando nightclub shooter.
McKesson Corp. has agreed to pay $150 million to settle allegations that the drug wholesaler failed to detect and report pharmacies' suspicious orders of prescription pain pills.
MELT Method instructor Aliza Sutker talks with Kenny Choi and demonstrates this innovative way to exercise away your pain.
