Violent Neo-Nazi Capitol Protest Leads To Berkeley Middle School Security Scare
A violent protest outside the state capitol has lead to a security scare at a Berkeley Middle School.
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A violent protest outside the state capitol has lead to a security scare at a Berkeley Middle School.
Oakland city officials unanimously voted to ban the shipment of coal, sidelining a plan to transport Utah coal to Asia through a proposed marine terminal on an old army base.
A proposed resort on Monterey Bay, that environmentalists say will threaten endangered species' habitat, comes up for a vote.
Authorities in Sacramento on Monday agreed with white supremacists who insisted they were not to blame for the violence that broke out during a weekend rally at the State Capitol.
Airbnb filed suit against San Francisco in federal court Monday over recently approved legislation requiring short-term rental companies to verify that hosts are registered with the city.
A new pro-ISIS video calls for terrorist attacks in San Francisco and Las Vegas.
With San Francisco spending nearly a quarter of a billion dollars on the homeless every year, many are asking how there are still thousands of people living on the street.
A Warriors fan is still recovering from injuries suffered when he says he was pushed from the upper deck at Oracle Arena during Game 7 of the NBA Finals in Oakland.
Privates Beach near Capitola is a popular surf spot, but a locked gate has barred the public from accessing it.
Residents were briefly asked to evacuate their homes Monday afternoon as a large number of firefighters worked to control a blaze in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
A surveillance video camera in the Russian Hill neighborhood this weekend captured San Francisco police officers foiling a dramatic armed robbery and arresting three suspects.
PepsiCo is putting aspartame back in some of its diet beverages less than a year after pulling the artificial sweetener as part of a marketing move over safety concerns.
UC Berkeley has spent over a million dollars to fix up the official home of Chancellor Nicholas Dirks.
A strong earthquake struck in southern Mexico on Monday afternoon, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or serious damage.
It's a problem that has vexed San Francisco for nearly 35 years. After six mayors and at least a dozen different plans, there are still thousands of people living on city streets.
