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Some African-American public health leaders say too many Black people are dying from tobacco-related diseases, and feel that not much attention has been paid to the issue.
One of the homes charred Saturday by a fire in Antioch happened to be housing a marijuana grow operation.
Stanford researchers have released a surprising new study revealing that California is sitting on top of a vast water resource that we didn't know was there, and it could hold as much as 7,000 trillion gallons.
Marine mammal advocates up and down the West Coast are urging people not to touch or pick up pups that come up on beaches and shorelines to rest.
The San Jose City Council will tackle the South Bay city's homeless problem Tuesday as officials discuss possible solutions being considered to get people off the streets.
A government investigation into confusing gear shifters like the one in the SUV that crushed and killed Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin found 266 crashes that injured 68 people.
Mark Zuckerburg is erecting a wall around his 700-acre property in Kilauea, Kauai -- and his neighbors are not happy.
A fiery minivan wreck killed two mothers and their four children early Tuesday on a highway in northern Los Angeles County, authorities said.
A police officer shot an allegedly armed 56-year-old man early Tuesday morning in Antioch, police said.
Volkswagen will spend up to $15.3 billion after being caught in an emissions cheating scandal, in what lawyers are calling the largest auto-related class-action settlement in U.S. history.
Ikea is recalling 29 million chests and dressers that can easily tip over and trap children underneath.
Lake Temescal in Oakland has been closed for swimming until further notice because of an outbreak of toxic algae in the water.
While social media was abuzz Tuesday was over Tim Tebow's role aboard a Delta flight, a physician's assistant who grew up in Concord was the one who battled to keep a passenger who had a heart attack alive.
Several box cars have derailed and are engulfed in flames following a freight train collision in the Texas Panhandle.
Even in a city like San Francisco where rents can go sky high, Neil Hutchinson's 344% rent increase takes the cake.
