Californians Now Allowed To Break Window To Save Pets In Hot Cars
Californians who see an animal trapped in a hot car can now break a window to set them free without fear of prosecution under a bill signed over the weekend by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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Californians who see an animal trapped in a hot car can now break a window to set them free without fear of prosecution under a bill signed over the weekend by Gov. Jerry Brown.
A 3-year-old girl riding in a car with her family was killed by a stray bullet in the same Stockton neighborhood where another shooting over the weekend left another person dead.
A report on New York City Airbnb rentals has found cases of air mattresses in kitchens, bunk beds in dining areas and listings for up to 32 people.
Engineers hired by the Millennium Tower Association on Monday started to install data collection devices around the building to monitor and collect settlement data.
The Hubble Space Telescope has spotted possible water plumes spewing from one of Jupiter's icy moons.
The Bay Area is home to what's believed to be the first-ever pinball league for women only.
Governor Jerry Brown signed into law Saturday AB 1719, a law that requires hands-on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) instruction, along with Automated External Defibrillator awareness in high school health classes,
Lobster lovers might want to be concerned about climate change.
Dozens of people confronted a California Highway Patrol officer attempting to stop a sideshow in Fresno over the weekend, damaging his patrol vehicle.
Detectives arrested Benjamin Ruiz of Redwood City after receiving reports a child was being molested by a family member.
The Palo Alto City Council will consider an ordinance Monday evening that would adjust its minimum wage ordinance to provide a $15 hourly rate by 2019.
Santa Clara County mailed the first ballots of the Nov. 8 presidential election on Saturday, a Registrar of Voters' Office spokesman said.
A rumor about a tangential change in the heavens has reared its head again, affecting anyone who believes in astrology… ergo millions.
Unless it does more, the United States probably will fall short of goals set under last year's Paris agreement to dramatically reduce emissions of heat-trapping gases, according to a new study.
Sales of new homes fell in all regions of the country except the West. The median price of a new home sold in August was $284,000.
