Vacaville Prison Worker Sent Home For Wearing Trump T-Shirt
A Solano County prison worker said he was sent home from work this week for wearing a t-shirt supporting President-elect Donald Trump.
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A Solano County prison worker said he was sent home from work this week for wearing a t-shirt supporting President-elect Donald Trump.
A third suspect has been arrested in the fatal beating of a disabled homeless man in a downtown San Francisco alley in 2014.
When Officer Noah Winchester was put on indefinite leave from the San Mateo Police Department last October, the public was left wonder why.
A group heading to San Jose International Airport pulled a man from a burning car after it was hit by a truck on northbound Interstate 880 in Milpitas early Thursday morning.
Across California, college students are demanding their schools become 'sanctuary campuses' for undocumented classmates who may be facing deportation during a Trump Administration.
School officials were responding Thursday to the discovery of racist graffiti found inside a boy's restroom at Danville's Monte Vista High School.
A blown transformer shut down a major thoroughfare in San Ramon and knocked out power to tens of thousands of people Thursday morning, according to police.
Wells Fargo says customers are significantly pulling back from doing business with the bank, a reverberation of the sales practices scandal.
Airport officials expect 6.5 million passengers to pass through the airport between Friday and Jan. 2.
The fear of not knowing if contraception will be covered covered by insurance in the future has led to a run on IUDs.
Some Bay Area Latinos told us that after what they've seen and heard since Trump was elected, they're afraid of what's going to happen next.
An urgency ordinance passed by the Mountain View City Council will require landlords to have just cause to evict their tenants.
Eleven area families who recently adopted foster children gathered in Oakland Wednesday afternoon to celebrate National Adoption Month.
Eight Berkeley students filed a class-action civil rights lawsuit alleging that district officials racially targeted and intimidated them.
A teenager who endured years of abuse, a broken family and homelessness has left her past behind and is now envisioning a future full of possibilities.
