Man Battling Cancer Loses Home, Dog In Loma Fire
A sad story emerged from the Loma Fire Wednesday about a man who was already battling an aggressive form of cancer who has now lost not only his home, but also his dog.
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A sad story emerged from the Loma Fire Wednesday about a man who was already battling an aggressive form of cancer who has now lost not only his home, but also his dog.
U.S Park police on Wednesday released a sketch of a man wanted in the fatal shooting of a victim playing Pokémon Go in San Francisco's Aquatic Park.
A virtual reality thrill ride featuring a trip through a haunted psychiatric ward is being shut down at Great America after some riders found it to be insensitive.
It's been talked about for almost a decade, but now a major development in Vallejo that will change the city's waterfront has gotten the green light.
Union members are calling for a boycott of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's businesses because he isn't negotiating a contract with workers at his Las Vegas hotel.
Under the new law, anyone convicted of a felony, but who is not currently in state or federal prison or on parole, is allowed to vote.
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Investigators are looking into a series of suspected arson fires along the Iron Horse Regional Trail in Pleasant Hill and Concord.
An artist's ceramic shop in San Francisco - where real estate is the priciest in the country - is easily the smallest store in the city and maybe the country, measuring just 36 square feet.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a bill eliminating California's 10-year time limit for prosecutors to file rape and child molestation charges.
Alameda County sheriff's deputies took custody of four military-style weapons on Tuesday and arrested a man who allegedly robbed an AC Transit bus, authorities spokesman said.
A black man reportedly acting erratically at a strip mall in suburban San Diego was shot and killed by police after pulling an object from his pocket, pointing it at officers and assuming a "shooting stance," authorities said.
Federal investigators have identified a driver suspected of taking an illegal joyride on a fragile, dry lake bed in Death Valley National Park.
Manta CEO John Swancinger recommends how to keep up in the rapidly evolving landscape of small business regulations.
The battle over how hikers will access some of the most beautiful trails in the Bay Area above the Crystal Springs Reservoir is getting serious.
