Pokémon Go Players Feel Real-World Pain Hunting SF Developer's Virtual Monsters
A San Francisco-developed game app, featuring cute Nintendo characters in "augmented reality" settings, can be harmful to your health.
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A San Francisco-developed game app, featuring cute Nintendo characters in "augmented reality" settings, can be harmful to your health.
Detectives arrested two residents after sheriff's officials served a search warrant at an Antioch home.
Officer Jerrod Tong was placed on leave while allegations of misconduct are being investigated.
Agents found sleeping quarters, a large tractor and elaborate setup wherein almost 1,000 marijuana plants were being grown in four large greenhouses.
Fresno County coroner officials found dog bites on 74-year-old Robert Simonian's arms and legs.
Protesters held signs supporting the Black Lives Matter movement and police escorted the marchers from the Embarcadero to City Hall.
A four-alarm fire that started in an industrial area of Newark Friday afternoon was under control Friday night and no injuries have been reported
Moraga was initially turned down when it requested emergency financial assistance to fix a sinkhole that opened up at Rheem Boulevard and Center Street on March 13.
Longtime standard-bearers for the avant-weird fringe of San Francisco's vibrant indie-rock scene, veteran band Deerhoof plays songs from it's latest brilliant release The Magic at the Great American Music Hall Tuesday night.
Two houses sustained roof damage and the fire burned roughly one-half acre of vegetation.
For years, the city of San Francisco has been shifting the responsibility for tree care onto homeowners. Now, residents are trying to shift it back.
Some former FBI agents are not looking favorably upon current FBI Director James Comey's testimony Thursday before a House committee probing why Hillary Clinton was not prosecuted over e-mail improprieties.
The man apparently fell into the water and was then swept into a cave underneath a cliff.
Stanford football players are suing the university, NCAA and Pac-12 conference alleging they knew about concussion dangers, but did nothing.
An Army veteran killed by Dallas police after the sniper slayings of five officers amassed a personal arsenal at his suburban home, including bomb-making materials, bulletproof vests, rifles, ammunition and a journal of combat tactics, authorities said Friday.
