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A former U.S. Marine changed his plea to guilty Friday in the bizarre kidnapping case that led to a lawsuit against Vallejo police for falsely accusing the two victims of faking their own abduction.
Hillary Clinton is vowing anew to respond to foreign hacking the same as any other attack against the United States.
A 53-year-old Dixon man was killed as he was driving his motorcycle between vehicles in two lanes of traffic on westbound Interstate Highway 80 in Vallejo Thursday morning, a California Highway Patrol officer said.
A prolific Oakland stolen car operation has been busted, the alleged auto theft mastermind arrested and more than 300 stolen Camaros and other vehicles linked to the operation have been recovered.
Researchers suggested that cameras encourage best behavior on the part of both the officers and the public.
Police in northern Germany say that a Tesla driver is blaming the car's autopilot after crashing into the rear end of a bus on a highway.
One man was dead and three others wounded in an early morning shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood.
Tommie Smith and John Carlos were proud to raise their gloved fists in a symbolic protest at the Olympics, and now they're proud that Colin Kaepernick and other athletes are staging national anthem protests.
On November 8th, Californians will decide whether to legalize marijuana for adult recreational use. But with the latest Field poll showing Proposition 64 ahead by a two-to-one margin, there's a growing concern about an unintended consequence - more cases of dogs digesting cannabis products.
Firefighters start to gain on Loma Fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains, which had burned 2,865 acres and was 22 percent contained Wednesday night.
It took a recent double homicide at East Oakland's Cesar Chavez Park to prompt the city to finally take action and install new surveillance cameras that work.
There is a new strategy to combat illegal dumping in San Jose.
A San Francisco startup with millions in venture capital funding - hailed by many as an alternative to abusive payday lending - has agreed to pay millions in redress for overcharging consumers and using deceptive marketing tactics.
The sinking and tilting of Millennium Tower has raised new questions about San Francisco's downtown building boom.
In Sonoma County, a train, filled with hazardous materials is sitting abandoned on the tracks as a fight over who is responsible for moving it drags on.
