2 Children Injured, 30 People Displaced By Concord Apartment Fire
Children were forced to jump out of windows as a fire ravaged an apartment complex in the East Bay.
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Children were forced to jump out of windows as a fire ravaged an apartment complex in the East Bay.
In all, nearly 1,200 fishing crews have stopped working, significantly limiting the west coast crab supply.
The Labor Department says it is entitled to the information because Google has been a federal contractor.
An Apple spokesperson would not commit to an exact month, but said they expect the new campus to be ready in early 2017.
Two East Oakland residents are suing the Oakland Police Department saying that officers serving a search warrant threw them each down the stairs to their apartment.
There's finally some relief for renters in most Bay Area cities. But you may be surprised to hear, where apartment prices are now soaring.
Questions surface around how Trump's nominee for Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin handled foreclosures as CEO of OneWest Bank.
BART service was recovering from delays after fire crews rescued a man who got pinned between a train car and the platform in San Francisco.
Do you ever wonder where your food comes from and whether or not the animals were raised humanely? A pair of vegan "farmers" are looking to give consumers a chance to "meet their meat."
Undergraduate students at the University of California may face a tuition increase for the first time in six years under a proposal to be considered by the university's board of regents this month.
A man escaped a motel room fire started by an e-cigarette by fleeing out of a bathroom window in Santa Rosa early Wednesday morning.
A body found down an embankment in northern San Luis Obispo County on Tuesday afternoon has been identified as a woman reported missing with her boyfriend and two dogs.
Macy's says it is eliminating more than 10,000 jobs and plans to move forward with 68 store closures after a disappointing holiday shopping season.
Little League International announced Wednesday that it will require mandatory criminal background checks for its volunteer coaches.
After years of inactivity due to the war on drugs, research has resumed into the possible medical benefits of psychedelic drugs.
