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With the San Jose Police Department struggling to fill patrol shifts with its dwindling workforce, city officials are weighing whether to declare a public safety state of emergency.
Wow... that's a lot of pennies! A Hawaii woman has won more than $10 million playing the penny slots in Las Vegas.
A Northern California prison inmate found in a pool of blood has died, and officials say they suspect foul play.
BART trains were briefly delayed Tuesday afternoon after a person swung a golf club at a train and at windows at the transit agency's West Oakland station.
California lawmakers have approved a bill targeting LGBT discrimination at the state's religious colleges and universities.
A 20-year-old man was arrested at his former Pleasanton high school Monday afternoon after he allegedly assaulted a female student in the school's parking lot, police said.
A taxi crashed onto a busy sidewalk, injuring two pedestrians and the cab driver in downtown San Francisco Tuesday.
An elderly woman's caretaker and the caretaker's husband pleaded not guilty to felony robbery, burglary, assault, elder abuse and other charges.
The Social Security Administration has rolled back extra security measures on the agency's website after getting complaints from people who had trouble accessing their accounts.
Tesla Motors says a new version of the Model S electric car is the quickest production car in the world from zero to 60 miles per hour.
Someday soon, you may be able to swallow a non-toxic, battery-powered device for diagnosing and treating diseases.
Rumor has it that Apple will be following in Samsung's footsteps when it releases its next generation of iPhones.
The Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday said three German tourists visiting Yosemite who had gone missing have been found alive, but two were airlifted after a serious accident.
Police are seeking a driver who fled after their vehicle crashed into a power pole early Tuesday morning in Antioch.
It might not be rising as fast as the population, but the number of cars in San Francisco competing for a finite amount of land on which to drive and park is going up.
