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The S.F. District 9 supervisor's race has heated up after surveillance video from a gas station was released showing two people defacing the campaign headquarters of Hillary Ronen.
An Austin, Texas-based startup has launched an Indiegogo campaign for an iPhone 7 case that brings back the headphone jack...
A police officer was identified as the motorcyclist who was killed when he was hit by a big rig truck in Vallejo Thursday morning.
A Vallejo couple supporting Clinton for president put up a yard sign in the form of a giant red-white-and-blue brassiere with the words "We Support Hillary."
Construction workers in the South Bay hit the streets to urge developers to "do the right thing" and hire locally.
A firefighter has been injured and 8 homes destroyed in the Loma Fire burning in the Santa Cruz Mountains, according to state fire officials.
After Yahoo announced it had suffered a massive security breach, some Yahoo customers say they're having trouble changing their passwords.
A Mountain View pizzeria is putting a high-tech spin on slinging pies.
The couple in the Bay Area's bizarre kidnapping case was still demanding justice Thursday, even after the kidnapper in the case changed his plea to guilty.
The Justice Department and EPA said S.F.-based Chemoil exported 48 million gallons of bio-diesel from 2011 to 2013, but failed to follow EPA rules.
Officials say the head of Yosemite National Park is retiring following employee allegations that he created a hostile workplace by allowing bullying, harassment and other misconduct.
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi said America's trains - including commuter trains like the one that crashed Thursday morning in Hoboken, New Jersey - should be equipped with the latest safety technology, or not run.
It's not even October, but 1 million Americans have already finished their Holiday Shopping.
Police in Orinda will start combing through surveillance video Thursday, looking for clues to identify two masked suspects who attacked and robbed a school board member and her husband on Monday night.
Parking in one Corte Madera neighborhood has gotten so tight that it prompted someone to paint over some no parking red curbs to create more spaces.
