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Most of us never take time to notice the dozens of doorways we walk through each week. That's not the case with Julie Gebhardt.
A Northern California judge has thrown out a $4 million defamation lawsuit against a woman who says she was raped by a man four years ago.
Google launched an aggressive challenge to consumer electronics giants like Apple and Samsung on Tuesday.
The Claremont Custody Center once housed inmates convicted on marijuana charges. It may soon be one of the state's largest medical marijuana farms.
Six suspects have been taken in custody in a series of East Bay robberies and may be connected to the brutal attack of an Orinda couple as they unloaded groceries at their home last week.
A group of neighbors including Richmond Mayor Tom Butt are angry over what they claim is the illegal dumping of soil containing cancer-causing PCBs near their Point Richmond homes.
For the first time in almost 80 years, San Francisco is getting new liquor licenses from the state. But the neighborhoods getting those precious licenses may surprise you.
Thinking about a weekend in Sonoma to enjoy fall in Wine County? Well, if you were looking at booking on websites like Airbnb and Vacation Rental By Owner, you better seek an alternative.
Five members of an alleged state-wide online child porn distribution ring have been arrested in an investigation by San Francisco police.
The Loma Fire that started in the Santa Cruz Mountains of Santa Clara County last week is 90 percent contained at 4,474 acres as of early Tuesday morning, Cal Fire officials said.
San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi is fighting to remove the assigned judge from his case.
Two San Francisco supervisors vying for a seat in the California Senate, are going on the offensive.
More than a dozen people are facing charges for a series of store thefts in San Francisco and other cities across the country after a major police bust.
When San Jose police officers hit the streets, they stay there longer than most other big-city cops in California, according to documents.
