San Francisco Rental Growth Softens Significantly
The peak of the San Francisco rental insanity appears to be behind us.
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The peak of the San Francisco rental insanity appears to be behind us.
A massive 7.2 earthquake has struck near the island nation of New Caledonia in the South Pacific.
Marin County is the home of mountain biking and a mecca for cyclists, but for that reason it's also a gold mine for crooks looking to steal bikes.
The first-ever California Nitrogen Assessment evaluates the impact of nitrates from fertilizers on the human and natural environment.
Kids taking swimming lessons at King Middle School in Berkeley were stunned Thursday morning when a deer pranced onto the deck and plunged right into the pool.
All eyes were transfixed on a dramatic helicopter rescue atop a 270-foot crane in Southern California Thursday afternoon.
An employee at a San Mateo County auto repair shop slipped methamphetamine into his co-worker's drink on Monday, sending him to the hospital, prosecutors said Thursday.
Crews rescued an 85-year-old hiker she slipped off a steep trail filled with poison oak and trees at Foothills Park in Palo Alto.
American gymnast Simone Biles earned an Olympic gold medal Thursday in the all-around competition.
A Bay Area lawmaker's proposal to do away with Daylight Saving Time in California cleared another Senate committee on Thursday.
A 10-month-old infant boy who had allegedly been abducted by his mother in San Jose last month has been found safe Thursday, according to authorities.
The director of a skydiving certification group says the instructor who led a tandem jump in Northern California that turned fatal didn't have the advanced parachuting certificate required by federal regulators.
California's Legislature has passed a measure targeting elephant handlers who use tools that inflict pain to train or control the animals.
Scientists at the Marine Mammal Center in Marin County determined that a Risso's dolphin found dead in San Francisco Bay on Wednesday was severely malnourished and dehydrated because it wasn't eating.
BART is taking steps to reopen some restrooms in its underground stations that have been closed since shortly after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the advice of the federal Department of Homeland Security.
