Woman Stabbed On San Francisco's Market Street, Suspect Arrested
A woman was stabbed during an argument along San Francisco's Market Street Tuesday afternoon, police said.
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A woman was stabbed during an argument along San Francisco's Market Street Tuesday afternoon, police said.
California has regained responsibility for providing medical care at more than a quarter of its 34 prisons after 10 years of reforms.
The search continued Wednesday for four suspects who were seen fleeing the site of a San Francisco high school shooting that left four students wounded.
A suspected arsonist believed to have set at least 16 fires in Fremont's Warm Springs neighborhood since July has been arrested.
After doing business with Wells Fargo Bank for more than 25 years, Santa Clara County supervisors unanimously voted to cut ties over the bank's fake account scandal.
Neighbors helped an elderly couple escape a raging house fire early Wednesday in a San Jose neighborhood, authorities said.
A number of changes approved by the San Jose City Council allow medical marijuana collectives a bit more freedom in conducting business.
A shooting in front of the campus for two San Francisco schools in the Excelsior District Tuesday afternoon left four teen students injured with one in critical condition, according to police.
A man has died after exploding a pipe bomb inside an Oakland health clinic Tuesday evening.
Supervisor Mark Farrell introduced legislation Tuesday requiring property owners to allow tenants in multi-unit buildings to choose their own internet service provider.
An agricultural worker died Tuesday after being pinned between two pieces of heavy equipment in a field near Salinas.
A student-athlete and De La Salle High School graduate is battling for his life after a freak accident at his college.
Authorities investigate whether speed was a factor in horrific crash in west Marin County that killed two brothers and another man.
New evidence shows that Campaign 2016 is having an emotional impact on people, stressing many out and, in some cases, even ruining relationships.
A Bay Area judge slammed for his handling of a Stanford University swimmer's sexual assault case, is once again accused of giving another star athlete a break.
